2008-2009 Academic Catalog - Queens University of Charlotte

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INTS 450 Projects in International Studies
This is the capstone course for International Studies majors and is required of all international
studies majors. In addition to reading and discussing major works on key international-type
issues that cross disciplines, students will write a major paper and present it in class. The
process of researching and writing the paper will involve collaborative learning among the
students in the class. As needed. 3 Hrs.
UNDERGRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
JOHN BELK INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
An interdisciplinary and interactive study of the culture, history, politics, geography, economy,
society and language of the area upon which the study tour focuses. Students must make not
lower than a C- (an average of 70) in this course in order to be eligible to participate in the JBIP
study tour. Open only to students enrolled in the appropriate study tour. Prerequisite to participation
in the study tour. Prerequisite: Junior standing and a 2.000 cumulative grade point average.
Fall Term, Spring Term, every year. 2 Hrs.
JBIP 220 Study Tour
The opportunity for the student to study and experience the many facets of a foreign culture
through a study tour program arranged by the Belk Program Office and led by Queens faculty.
Study Tours, like JBIP 210, are interdisciplinary in nature and are open to all qualified students
no matter their intended major. Grading is pass/fail. Prerequisite: JBIP 210. Winter and
Summer Break, every year. Pass/Fail 2-3 Hrs.
LANGUAGES - OTHER
LANG 101 Elementary Foreign Language I
Fundamentals of grammar and phonetics, reading, writing and conversation of target language.
This course will be offered on a rotating topics basis as demand and faculty with sufficient
credentials dictate. May be repeated with different topics. 3 Hrs.
LANG 102 Elementary Foreign Language II
Fundamentals of grammar and phonetics, reading, writing and conversation of target language.
This course will be offered on a rotating topics basis as demand and faculty with sufficient
credentials dictate. As needed. May be repeated with different topics. 3 Hrs.
LANG 201 Intermediate Foreign Language I
Review and more advanced study of a language with emphasis placed on structure and written
and oral use. Introduction to the country's culture. As needed. May be repeated with different
topics. 3 Hrs.
LANG 202 Intermediate Foreign Language II
Review and more advanced study of a language with emphasis placed on structure and written
and oral use. Introduction to the country's culture. 3 Hrs. each. As needed. May be repeated
with different topics. 3 Hrs.
LANG 370 Topics in Foreign Language
Course designed to address a specific topic or area of a language and its target culture. Topic
will be announced the semester preceding the offering. May be repeated with different topics.
3 Hrs.