UMM
Curriculum Committee
Form B
Rev: 04/2005
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Curriculum Committee Form B:
Discipline Objectives and Requirements
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the complete text of any section being changed with additions underlined and
deletions in strikethrough font. If no changes are being proposed in a section,
indicate "no change" in that section.
All
changes become effective the fall semester following Campus Assembly approval.
Date: 9/21/06
Discipline/Division: French
/ Humanities
I. Introductory
Statement:
No change
II. Objectives:
No change
III. Assessment of the Major – How do
proposed curricular changes affect the assessment of the goals and objectives
of the major?:
No change
IV.
Requirements for a Major:
Fren
2001—Intermediate French I
Fren
2002—Intermediate French II
Fren
3001—Conversation and Composition
Fren
3011—Reading and Analysis of Texts
One
course from the Early Modern Studies cluster (marked with an EMS designator)
One
course from the Modern Studies cluster (marked with an MOS designator), or Fren
1302, Fren 1303 or Fren 1304
One
course from the Francophone Studies cluster (marked with an FRS designator), or
Fren 1311
Fren
4901—Senior Seminar
A
minimum of 8 additional credits from Fren courses at 3xxx or above. (Students
can select elective courses from any clustered or non-clustered courses at the
3xxx level or above).
Students are strongly encouraged to study abroad, but should also plan to
complete a significant amount of course work in French at UMM. Up to 9 credits
for one semester abroad or 16 credits for a year abroad may count towards the
French major. Transfer students may apply up to 9 credits from another
institution towards the French major. Students who wish to apply both transfer
and study abroad credits to the French major must petition the French faculty
for approval. Decisions will be made on an individual basis.
Fren 4901 must be taken on
campus and the final seminar presentation must be given in French. One
cross-listed French course taught in English (such as Fren 1302, 1303, 1304, or
1311) may be counted toward the major, provided that students complete written
work for the class in French. Courses with grades of D or S/N may not be used
to meet the major requirements. Students majoring in French are encouraged to
take at least one year of instruction in another foreign language.
V.
Requirements for a Minor:
No
change
VI. Requirements for Teacher Preparation:
No
change
VII.
Cluster Headings:
No
change
VIII.
Other heading (include heading title) :
No
change