St. Ambrose University 518 West Locust Davenport Iowa 52803 admit

Undergraduate Programs
+FREN 201, 202. Second Year French 3 credits
Review and greater mastery of written and spoken
French. Readings of French texts.
Prerequisites: FREN 101, 102; two years of high
school French or equivalent.
+FREN 301. French Composition and
Conversation I
3 credits
Advanced study of grammar, stylistics, and
vocabulary. Development of both written and
oral skills. Emphasis on acquisition of composition
skills. Readings on contemporary French
culture. Prerequisites: FREN 201, 202; four years
of high school French or equivalent.
+FREN 302. French Composition and
Conversation II
3 credits
Continuation of FREN 301 with greater emphasis
on conversational skills and use of some colloquial
French. Readings of French texts.
Prerequisites: FREN 201, 202; four years of high
school French or equivalent. Recommended:
FREN 301.
FREN 310. Special Topics in French 3–9 credits
Topics, sometimes a literary genre or period,
which are dealt with in more detail than is possible
in a survey of literature course, or work in
syntax or vocabulary building as a means of
expression, or problematic points in grammar.
Topics to be announced. May be repeated if topics
are different. Prerequisites: FREN 301, 302.
FREN 320. Independent French 1–6 credits
Department approval. Repeatable. Prerequisites:
FREN 301, 302; five years of high school French
or equivalent.
German
Requirements for a Teaching or Non-Teaching
Major: 18 semester credits of German at the 300-
level, including at least six credits of German literature,
fulfilled only by studying abroad.
+ = Applicable toward general education degree requirements
WI = Writing intensive course
Teaching majors need to complete a program of
study approved by both the Language and
Education Department chairs.
Requirements for a Teaching or Non-Teaching
Minor: 12 semester credits of German in courses
at the 300-level. Students who minor in German
must take at least six hours on campus.
Course Descriptions
+GERM 101, 102. First Year German 4 credits
Acquaints the student with German through
experience in the five language skills of understanding,
speaking, reading, writing and culture.
+GERM 201, 202. Second Year German 3 credits
Oral practice. Grammar review. Vocabulary
development. Prerequisites: GERM 101, 102;
two years of high school German or equivalent.
+GERM 301. German Composition and
Conversation I
3 credits
Advanced study of grammar, style and syntax.
Development of both written and oral skills.
Emphasis on acquiring composition skills.
Readings from collections of short stories.
Prerequisites: GERM 201, 202; four years of
high school German or equivalent.
+GERM 302. German Composition and
Conversation II
3 credits
Continuation of GERM 301 with greater emphasis
on conversational skills and use of colloquial
German. Readings from German texts, both literary
and topical. Prerequisite: GERM 301.
GERM 310. Special Topics in
German
3–9 credits
Topics, sometimes a literary genre or period,
which are dealt with in more detail than is possible
in a survey of literature course, or work in
syntax or vocabulary building as a means of
expression, or problematic points in grammar.
Topics to be announced. May be repeated if topics
are different. Prerequisites: GERM 301, 302.
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