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FIN 7050 Dissertation Research
1-9 cr.
(ECON 7050 and FIN 7050 are cross-listed) Preparation of dissertation
by Ph.D. candidate under direction of major professor and dissertation
committee. Section number will correspond with credit to
be earned. To be repeated for credit until dissertation is accepted.
FIN 7051 Dissertation Workshop
1 cr.
(ECON 7051 and FIN 7051 are cross-listed) Prerequisite: Consent of
the department. This is a required course for all third year Ph.
D. Students in Financial Economics. Students will present progress
reports on their dissertation research for critique by faculty and
other graduate students.
Foreign Languages
FORL 1001 Select Foreign Language
3 cr.
The first of two courses for beginners to acquire basic fluency
in the target language. Emphasis is on speaking and understanding,
with some attention to reading and writing. The mastery of
basic skills will be required to study a textbook and listen to audio
tapes prior to meeting with an assigned native-speaking tutor for
intensive sessions throughout the semester. Students may arrange
to take this course on a non-credit basis.
FORL 1002 Select Foreign Language
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FORL 1002 or consent of Critical Languages Program
Coordinator. A continuation of courses for intermediate learners
that aims at the acquisition of fluency in the target language.
Emphasis is on speaking and understanding, with some attention
to reading and writing. The mastery of intermediate skills will
be achieved through intensive aural-oral exercises and practice.
Students are required to study a textbook and listen to audio tapes
prior to meeting with an assigned native-speaking tutor for intensive
sessions throughout the semester. Students may arrange to
take this course on a non-credit basis.
FORL 2001 Intermediate Foreign Language
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FORL 1002 or consent of Critical Languages Program
Coordinator. A continuation of courses for intermediate learners
that aims at the acquisition of fluency in the target language.
Emphasis is on speaking and understanding, with some attention
to reading and writing. The mastery of intermediate skills will
be achieved through intensive aural-oral exercises and practice.
Students are required to study a textbook and listen to audio tapes
prior to meeting with an assigned native-speaking tutor for intensive
sessions throughout the semester. Students may arrange to
take this course on a non-credit basis.
FORL 2002 Intermediate Foreign Language
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FORL 2001 or consent of Critical Languages Program
Coordinator. A continuation of courses for intermediate learners
that aims at the acquisition of fluency in the target language.
Emphasis is on speaking and understanding, with some attention
to reading and writing. The mastery of intermediate skills will
be achieved through intensive aural-oral exercises and practice.
Students are required to study a textbook and listen to audio tapes
prior to meeting with an assigned native-speaking tutor for intensive
sessions throughout the semester. Students may arrange to
take this course on a non-credit basis.
FORL 3001 Conversatl Foreign Language
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FORL 2002 or consent of Critical Languages Program
Coordinator. A continuation of courses for advanced learners that
aims at the acquisition of fluency in the target language. Emphasis
is on speaking and understanding, with some attention to reading
and writing. The mastery of advanced skills will be achieved
through intensive aural-oral exercises and practice. Students are
required to study a textbook ad listen to audio tapes prior to
meeting with an assigned native-speaking tutor for intensive sessions
throughout the semester. Students may arrange to take this
course on a non-credit basis.
FORL 3002 Select Foreign Language
3 cr.
FORL 3051 Reading/Discussion 1
3 cr.
FORL 3052 Reading/Discussion 2
3 cr.
French
FREN 1001 Basic French I
3 cr.
Offered each semester. The first in a sequence of courses developing
all four language skills: speaking, understanding, writing and
reading. Audio-visual items will be used to enhance the process of
language acquisition.
FREN 1002 Basic French II
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: FREN 1001 or consent of department.
A continuation of FREN 1001.
FREN 2001 Intermediate French I
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: FREN 1002 or consent of department.
Continuation of the development of all four language skills:
speaking, understanding, writing, and reading with special emphasis
on the last skill. Audio-visual items will be used to enhance the
process of language acquisition.
FREN 2002 Intermediate French II
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: FREN 2001 or consent of department.
Readings and exercises in French. Increased emphasis on the
development of advanced reading and translation skills.
FREN 3002 Practical French Phonetics
3 cr.
Analysis of the phonetic system of French. Intensive practice in
the language laboratory (ear training, transcription, and corrective
exercises). A consideration of the problems of teaching French
pronunciation to English-speaking students.
FREN 3005 Romance Linguistics
3 cr.
(SPAN 3005 and FREN 3005 are cross-listed) Comparative study of
the history, phonology, morphology, and syntax of the principal
Romance languages.
FREN 3031 French Conversation
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FREN 2002 or consent of department. Conversation,
oral discussions, interpretations, and reports; practicing the spoken
language.
FREN 3041 Advanced French Grammar
3 cr.
Fall semester. Intensive study of French grammar and syntax. This
course is designed primarily for prospective teachers and students
concentrating in French.
FREN 3042 Advanced French Comp & Syntax
3 cr.
Spring semester. Prerequisite: FREN 3041. Drill in original descriptive
and narrative composition in the language with attention to style,
syntax, idioms, and verb forms.
FREN 3090 Advanced Practical French
3 cr.
Prerequisite: completion of 12 hours of beginning and intermediate
level of the four-skills French sequence FREN 1001, 1002, 2001,
2002, or equivalent credit. Intensive instruction in the French language
taught in France or in a French-speaking country and open
only to students in the UNO-Montpellier Summer School or similar
programs. Particular emphasis is placed on oral proficiency, sociolinguistic
competence, and cultural awareness.
FREN 3100 Survey French Literature I
3 cr.
Fall semester. A study of the development of French literature from
its beginnings through the eighteenth century. Lectures, readings,
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