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USE FOR CATALOG YEAR CHANGES ONLY
This form is for presenting changes to Curriculum
Committee; the information will still need to be entered in ECAS.
Sending this form to Curriculum Committee for
Approval means Department and Discipline approval has been received.
Date:
9/19/04
Discipline:
Spanish
Curriculum
Committee Approval Date:
Course Revision #5 Give complete UMM catalog entry (deletions in strikethru font,
additions underlined)(see instructions) SPAN
2002 - Intermediate Spanish II (IP) Rationale (see
instructions): Revised and updated course description. Course Revision #6 Give complete UMM catalog entry (deletions in strikethru font,
additions underlined)(see instructions) SPAN Rationale (see
instructions): The change in the course title more accurately reflects the
actual content of the course, and the new course number is due to program
re-structuring. This course meets a long-recognized desire on the part of
Spanish and Latin American Area Studies programs for Portuguese instruction
at UMM, a desire most often met by way of directed study or through
Continuing Education. With rare exception, students who have requested to
study Portuguese have generally been either Spanish or LAAS majors. The
prerequisite of Spanish 2002 or French 2002 will ensure that enrolled
students possess enough knowledge of a romance language to be able to take
full advantage of and benefit from the accelerated nature of this course.
At the present time, this one semester course will NOT fulfill the foreign
language requirement. Course Revision #7 Give complete UMM catalog entry (deletions in strikethru font,
additions underlined)(see instructions) SPAN 3001 - Rationale (see
instructions): Change in title and updated description to better reflect
course content and goals.
(4.0 cr; Prereq-2001 or placement or #; spring, every year)
Review and building of skills in more complex language structures,
tenses, and moods. Students should demonstrate the ability to: read with
some basic literary analysis and analyze cultural differences; read out
loud with understanding, speak in emotive and persuasive language contexts,
hold conversations, speak extemporaneously on assigned topics; write analytically
and accurately at the short paper level; comprehend short dialogues and
paragraphs. Continuation of the sequence beginning with 2001.1051 2101-
Variable Topics in Associated Languages: Intro to Language and
Culture of Portuguese Speaking People Intensive Portuguese (IP; 2.4.0 cr; Prereq: Span 2002,
Fren 2002 or instructor's permission)Study of the basic
skills of Portuguese (reading, speaking, writing, listening) and the
cultural contexts of the Portuguese-speaking world, principally Brazil. Intensive,
accelerated study of the basic skills of Brazilian Portuguese (reading,
writing, listening and speaking) with the emphasis being on oral competency.Advanced Spanish Composition and Conversation
I (IP; 4.0 cr; Prereq-2002
or #; fall, every year)
Study of complex language structures, expansion and reinforcement of
grammar constructions and analysis of literary and/or cultural readings.
Students should demonstrate the ability to: carefully read, comprehend, and
analyze literary works and/or cultural readings; discuss motives and themes
in such works, read out loud with proficiency and meaning, hold sustained
conversations; use correct grammar to write and present compositions
analyzing the works; comprehend main points in Scola televised
presentations and materials. Further
review of the four skills in Spanish, with emphasis on: 1)development of
greater competence and confidence in conversational Spanish; 2)greater
precision and sophistication in written communication; and 3)analytical
proficiency in reading selections from diverse literary and cultural
contexts.