2005/2006 - Registrar - McMaster University

, ,262 MOLECULAR"~IOLOGYPOLISH 3A03 INTERMEDIATE POLISH IThis course concentrates 'on the study of Polish grammar and'deve,lopsskills for conversation, reading and writing. The sequel to this course isPOLISH 3AA3.Four hours; one termPrerequisite: One of POLlSH1ZZ3,'2AA3 or permission of the DepartmentAntirequisite: POLISH 2Z06'The Department reserves the right to place students in the course mostappropriate to their abilities. ,Offered on a three-year rotation basis. Not offered in 2005-2006.Enrolment is'limited. ' ,POLISH 3AA3 INTERIV,IEDIATE POLISH IIThis course concentrates on, the study of grammatical structures andrules of composition. It develops written and oral 'skills. The sequel'to!hiscourse is'POLISH 4A03.Four hours; one term,'Prerequisite: POLISH 3Ao.3 or permission of the Department,Antirequisite:,POLISH 2Zo.6The Department reserves the right tp place students in the course mostappropriate to their abilities.Offered on a three-year rotation basis. Not Qffered. in 2005-2006.,Enrolment ,is limitedPOLISH 4A03 ADVANCED POLISH IThis course focuses on the study of more advanced syntax; compositionandconversation, using short modern texts and films.Three hours; one term ' ,Prerequisite: POLISH 3AA3 or permission of the Department, "The Department reserves the right to place students in the course mostappropriate'to their abilities. "',Offered -on a three-year rotation basis. 'Not offered' in 2005-2006.,, Enrolment is limited. \ "POLISH 4AA3 ADVANCED POLISH IIThis course focuses on the' study of stylistic variation of different texttypes and on translation practice to and from Polish.Three hours; one termPrerequisite: POLISH 4Ao.3 or permis.sion of the Depart\11entThe Department reserves the right to place students in the course mostappropriate to their abilities. , '"Offered, on a ,three~year rotation basis. Not offered in, 2005-:2006., Enrolment is limited. . ' ,Courses ,in Russian are administered within the Department of ModernLanguages and Linguistics of the Faculty, of Humanities. For information'and counselling,' please contact the departmental office, T099 SalmonHall, Room 613.'Notes:1. Students should note that the Department has classified its Russianlanguage courses under the following categories:Introductory Level, Language, CoursesRUSSIAN 2Ao.3, 2AA3., ', ,Intermediate Level Language Courses, RUSSIAN 3Ao.3, 3AA3Advanced Level Language CoursesRUSSIAN 4Bo.3, 4BB32. Courses are offered on a thiee-year rotation basis. Students shouldconsult the timetable for available courses.CoursesIf no prerequisite is listed, the course is open., .'RUSSIAN 2A03 INTENSIVE BEGINNER'S RUSSIAN IFormerly: RUSSIAN 1Z03 -Designed for students with no prior knowledge of Russian, the coursecovers basic Russian v9cabulary and grammatical structures, whileemphasizing spoken Russian. This course is enhanced by CALl (Computer-AssistedLanguage Learning) module. The sequel to this course isRUSSIAN 2AA3.'Four hours; one term ,Antirequisite: Grade 12 Uor M equivalent(or OAG Russian), RUSSIAN1Zo.3 , 'Not open to students with credit 'or registration in RUSSIAN 2AA3 or'credit in RUSSIAN' 1 ZZ3. The Department reserves the right to placestudents in the course most appropriate to their abilities.Offered on 'a, thr€/e-year rotation baSis.'RUSSIAN 2AA3 INTENSIVE BEGINNER'S RUSSIAN IIFormerly: RUSSIAN1ZZ3This course consists of an intensive study,of Russian vocabulary andgrammar, with further emphasis on spoken Russian and enhancementby CALL (Computer-Assisted Language Learning) module. The sequel tothis course is RUSSIAN3A03.Four hours; one termPrerequisite: RUSSIAN 1 Z0.3 or 2Ao.3Antirequisite: Grade 12 U or M equivalent (orOAC Russian), RU'SSIAN 1ZZ3The Department reserves the right to place students in. the course mostappropriate 'to their abilities.Offered on a three-year rotation' basis.RUSSIAN 3A03 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN IFormerly: RUSSIAN 2Z03 ,_This course continues the 'study of Russian grammar with emphasis-onextending skills for conversation, reading and writing. Video film andinteractive computer software will be' used to supp'lement traditional', printed materials. The 'sequel to this course is RUSSIAN 3AA3. 'Four hours; one termPrerequisite: RUSSIAN 1 ZZ3 or 2AA3Antirequislte: RUSSIAN2Co.6, 2Z0.3Not open to' students with creditor registration in RUSSIAN 3AA3 or'credit in RUSSIAN.2ZZ3.The Department reserves the right to place students in the cowse mostappropriate to their abilities.Offered on' a three-year, rotatioli basis.RUSSIAN 3AA3 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN nFormerly: RUSSIAN 2ZZ3Emphasis will be on extending skills for con\iersation, reading and writing.Video film and interactive computer software will be used to supplementtraditional printed materials. The sequel to this course. is RUSSIAN .4Bo.3 (formerly RUSSIAN 3Go.3)., Four hours; one term, Prerequisite: RUSSIAN2Z03 .or3Ao.3Antirequisite: RUSSIAN 2Co.6, 2ZZ3 .The Department reserves the right to place students in the course mostappropriate· to their abilities.'Offered on a three-year rotation basis.RUSSIAN 4B03 ADVANCED LANGUAGE PRACTICE IFormerly: RUSSIAN 3G03The course focuses on the structure of a simple sentence. Reading"writing and conversational skills are developed through the reading ahddiscussion of narrative texts' and the writing of short composition .. Thesequel to this ,course is RUSStAN 4BB3'(formerlY RUSSIAN 3Ho.3).Three hours; one termPrerequisite: One of RUSSIAN2Co.6, 2ZZ3, 3AA3 or permission of theDepartmentAntirequisite: RUSSIAN 3Co.6, 3Go.3The Department reserves the right to pface students in the course mostappropriate to their abilities.Offered on a three-year ro~ation basis.RUSSIAN 4BB3ADVANCED RUSSIAN GRAMMARAND STYLISTICSFormerly: RUSSIAN 3H03This course focuses on the study of the compound and complex sentences.Emphasis will be on the reading of selected textp, advanced.composition, and stylistics.Thiee hoUis; one term,Prerequisite: RUSSIAN 3Go.3, 4Bo.3; or permission of the 8epartment• Antirequisite: RUSSIAN 3e06, 3Ho.3The Department reserves the right to place students in .the course most'appropriate to their abilities.'Offered on a three-year rotation basis.MOHAWK(SEE INDIGENOUS STUDIES, MOHAWK) .. .MOLECULAR BIOLOGYThe Molecular Biology courses are administered with'in the Faculty ofScience through a Committee of Instruction, and draw on the Departrhentsof Biochemistry and Biomedi'cal Scienc~s,· Biology. and Pathologyand the McMaster Institwte for Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. l,n..!formation and counselling may be obtained from the Program Coordinatorin the. Health Sciences Centre, Room 4H43. ,'