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Welcome to French 103! THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION! More information will be added throughout the semester. Suggestions? Comments? Send them to the French Coordinator. On this page, you will find basic information about the course, hints on how to do your best, links to fun and useful French and Francophone websites, and a variety of self-corrected exercises. Click on the underlined topics below or scroll down the page to find the information you need. TABLE OF CONTENTS: PLACEMENT : AM I IN THE RIGHT CLASS? DO I HAVE TO TAKE A PLACEMENT EXAM? SYLLABUS REQUIRED AND RECOMMENDED CLASS MATERIALS LANGUAGE LAB LOCATION, HOURS FILM CENTER COMMON QUESTIONS TUTORING RESOURCES FINAL EXAM TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 6-8 p.m. 103 INSTRUCTORS Office hours, email ALL FRENCH INSTRUCTORS : Office hours, email STUDY ABROAD How, where, when? CONTINUING WITH FRENCH: ELECTIVES, MAJOR/MINOR FRENCH/FRANCOPHONE FILM SERIES: EXTRA CREDIT OPTION FRENCH/FRANCOPHONE EVENTS IN THE CHICAGO AREA !!HELP!! STUDY STRATEGIES TO MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER ... UIC Homepage PLACEMENT : Please read carefully.

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Welcome to French 104! THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION! More information will be added throughout the semester. Suggestions? Comments? Send them to the French Coordinator. On this page, you will find basic information about the course, hints on how to do your best, links to fun and useful French and Francophone websites, and a variety of self-corrected exercises. Click on the underlined topics below or scroll down the page to find the information you need. TABLE OF CONTENTS: PLACEMENT : AM I IN THE RIGHT CLASS? DO I HAVE TO TAKE A PLACEMENT EXAM? SYLLABUS REQUIRED AND RECOMMENDED CLASS MATERIALS LANGUAGE LAB LOCATION, HOURS FILM CENTER COMMON QUESTIONS TUTORING RESOURCES FINAL EXAM TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 6-8 p.m. 104 INSTRUCTORS Office hours, email ALL FRENCH INSTRUCTORS : Office hours, email STUDY ABROAD How, where, when? CONTINUING WITH FRENCH: ELECTIVES, MAJOR/MINOR FRENCH/FRANCOPHONE FILM SERIES: EXTRA CREDIT OPTION FRENCH/FRANCOPHONE EVENTS IN THE CHICAGO AREA !!HELP!! STUDY STRATEGIES TO MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER ... UIC Homepage PLACEMENT: Please read carefully.

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LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH (LOTE) Click here for the 2003 Language (LOTE)Department Summer Reading Project Following the mandate of the Regents Action Plan, all students in South Country Schools begin LOTE in the seventh grade and may begin another language at any time in the High School; however, the longest possible sequence is recommended in order to achieve conversational proficiency in any language. For those students who have the ability and the time available, a third language is recommended. In the adventure of learning second and third languages students learn about foreign cultures. This expands their mental concepts in terms of new grammatical relationships, ways and means of expressing view points concerning the world around them and an appreciation of the ways other people think and live. All of these are experiences that enhance a student's understanding and appreciation of his/her own culture. French, Italian and Spanish are modern languages and are therefore taught with the major emphasis on oral communication. There is less stress on reading and writing especially in Level I.

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Printable version: Word or PDF Higher Diploma in Social Work Year I Subjects Computer Literacy and Usage 3 credits This course seeks to familiarize students with the fundamental EDP concepts and associated terminology, roles of computer, data operations system, and data management. Special emphasis will be placed on the "usage" of software programs and packages. Selected computer software packages will be introduced. Methods and Skills of Counselling 3 credits This course explores the principles, methods and skills of counseling with emphasis on their application. Through the use of experimental exercises and case studies, students will be guided to integrate practical skills within a conceptual framework. Economics 3 credits This course is an introductory course covering basic economic thoughts, concepts, and principles. Emphasis will be on social economics with special reference to social welfare service and its consumers. Social Statistics 3 credits This course is an introduction to descriptive and inferential statistics with special emphasis on those techniques most commonly used in social research. Major topics include measures of central tendencies, frequency distributions, sampling, hypothesis testing, correlation and regression analysis.

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PB /0040 (sec 001) Writing and Speaking Portuguese Prev Next Index of courses Professor: Sobral, Ribeiro, Dilworth Course format: language Number of respondents: Total Enrollment: Class Composition: Froshs: Sophs: Jrs: Srs: Concs: Non-Concs: Don't Know: Instructor Average: Course Average: An intermediate course in Portuguese, "Writing and Speaking Portuguese" is designed to further improve upon students’ writing, speaking, and reading skills. Portuguese 10-20 or Portuguese 11 are prerequisites for the course. Survey respondents seemed to like Professor Sobral and graduate students Marilia Ribeiro and Bill Dilworth overall. Students enjoyed having three instructors, which enabled small sections and thus more practice with speaking. Because each section had roughly six students, the instructors were able to get to know each student and his or her skill level, which allowed for more effective teaching. Reviewers did not distinguish too much between the three instructors and their strengths and weaknesses, but emphasized the ability of all three to involve everyone in discussion and to motivate all to participate. Students agreed that the instructors were available for help and were sensitive to their needs and varying skill levels. Almost all the survey respondents found the short stories the most helpful and enjoyable readings in the course. Several students also cited the screenplay Terra Estrangeira as a useful reading.

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77. Romance Languages And Literatures, Winter Term, 1984, LSA Course Guide each time (contribution to class), homework, quizzes and portuguese to English and English to portuguese. continuation of Spanish 101; composition skills given http://www.lsa.umich.edu/saa/publications/courseguide/winter/archive/Winter84.cg

Romance Languages and Literatures Courses in French (Division 371) Elementary Language Courses Students who intend to continue a language begun in high school must take a placement test to determine the course level at which they will start their college language instruction. It is strongly recommended that students who began French at another college or university also take the placement test. 101. Elementary French. Credit is not granted for more than two courses from French 101, 102, and 103. No credit granted to those who have completed 100. (4). (FL). 102. Elementary French, Continued. French 101 or equivalent. French 102 may be followed by 231. No credit granted to those who have completed 100 or 103. (4). (FL). See French 101. French 102 is not open to students who have begun instruction elsewhere. 103. Review of Elementary French. Assignment by placement test. No credit granted to those who have completed 100 or 102. (4). (FL). Students elect this course on the basis of the Placement Test or by permission of the Department. It is for those with previous study of French (normally 2-3 years in high school) whose proficiency is not yet sufficient for second-year work. The course objectives and methods of instruction are identical to those of French 101/102. It moves with a rapid pace, covering about 60 per cent of the French 101 material by mid term, and about 60 per cent of the French 102 material by the end of the term. Classes meet five times per week in sections of 20-25 students. Homework is similar to French 101 and 102, but its daily amount is up to 60 per cent more than in either French 101 or 102 because of the rapid pace. Examinations are similar to 101/102, and the final examination is identical to that of French 102.

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Romance Languages and Literatures Courses in French (Division 371) Elementary Language Courses Students who intend to continue a language begun in high school must take a placement test to determine the course level at which they will start their college language instruction. It is strongly recommended that students who began French at another college or university also take the placement test. 101. Elementary French. Credit is not granted for more than two courses from French 101, 102, and 103. (4). (FL). 102. Elementary French, Continued. French 101 or equivalent. French 102 may be followed by 231. No credit granted to those who have completed 103. (4). (FL). See French 101. French 102 is not open to students who have begun instruction elsewhere. College or university transfer students who have received credit for one term are encouraged to enroll in French 103. For advice, see H. Neu or M. P. Hagiwara. Section 014: Permission of Comprehensive Studies Program (CSP). This CSP section, which covers the complete course syllabus, is designed for students who want to be certain that they are highly prepared for French 231 and are willing to devote the effort necessary to be so. 103. Review of Elementary French.

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Romance Languages and Literatures Director of Undergraduate Studies: Elissa Weaver, Wb 205D, 702-8481 B.A. Advisers: Larry Norman (French), Wb 226, 702-8793; Mario Santana (Spanish), Wb 217, 702-8476; Vincenzo Binetti (Italian), Wb 115, Department Administrative Assistant: Joanne Berens, Wb 205C, 702-8481 Department Secretary: Jennifer MacLeod, Wb 205B, 702-8481 The Department of Romance Languages and Literatures offers programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in French, Italian, or Spanish literature, or in some combination, which may include Portuguese. Portuguese offerings include a two-year language sequence and selected literature courses. The B.A. programs are designed to give students a knowledge of the literature in their area of concentration and to develop their ability to read, write, and speak one or more of the Romance languages. Program of Study Students with advanced standing are encouraged to take special topic courses at the 200- and 300-level. Some of these courses require consent of the instructor. Program Requirements Students interested in any of the following degree programs are required to speak with the appropriate B.A. adviser.

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Romance Languages and Literatures Director of Undergraduate Studies: Rebecca West, Wb 205D, 702-8481 B.A. Advisers: Larry Norman (French), Wb 226, 702-8793; Mario Santana (Spanish), Wb 217, 702-8476; Rebecca West (Italian), Wb 205D,702-8481 Department Administrative Assistant: Paula G. Manzuk,Wb 205C, 702-8481 Department Secretary: Norma R. De Yagcier, Wb 205B, 702-8481 The Department of Romance Languages and Literatures offers programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in French, Italian, or Spanish literature, or in some combination, which may include Portuguese. Portuguese offerings include a two-year language sequence and selected literature courses. The B.A. programs are designed to give students a knowledge of the literature in their area of concentration and to develop their ability to read, write, and speak one or more of the Romance languages. Program of Study Students with advanced standing are encouraged to take special topic courses at the 200- and 300-level. Some of these courses require consent of instructor. Program Requirements Students interested in any of the following degree programs are required to speak with the appropriate B.A. adviser.

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