UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

516 / SLAVIC LANGUAGES
Studies in the XVIIIth Century:
(French 254)
(Spanish 277)
(Italian 256)
Studies in the XIXth Century:
(French 255)
SLAVIC LANGUAGES
(Department Office, 5288 Bunche Hall)
(Spanish 270)
(Italian 257)
Studies in the XXth Century:
(French 256-257)
(Spanish 272 and 280 and Portuguese 253)
(Italian 258)
Henrik Birnbaum , Ph.D., Professor of Slavic Languages.
Thomas Eekman, Ph.D., Professor of Slavic Languages (Chairman of the Department).
Kenneth E. Harper, Ph.D., Professor of Slavic Languages (Vice Chairman of the
Department).
Alexander V. lsaienko, Ph.D., Professor of Slavic Languages.
Vladimir Markov, Ph.D., Professor of Slavic Languages.
Dean S. Worth , Ph.D., Professor of .Slavic Languages.
Certa H. Worth, Ph.D., Professor of Slavic Languages.
Michael Shapiro, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Slavic Languages.
Alexander Albin, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages.
Michael S. Flier, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages.
Peter Hodgson , Jr., Ph .D., Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages.
Zlata Meyerstein , Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages.
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Edward Denzler, MA., Lecturer in Slavic Languages.
Preparation for the Major
Required courses: Russian 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
Slavic 99A-99B . Note : courses Russian 119
and 120A- 120B may be taken in the sophomore
year.
The Major
Required courses : Russian 101A-101B-
101C, 119, 120A- 120B , 121, 122, 123; three
courses chosen from Russian 130A-130B-
130C, 140A-140B-1400-140D, 150; one
course chosen from Russian 124A through
124F ; and any three electives chosen from:
Russian 124A -F, 130A-C, 140A-D, 150,
Polish 152A B, Czech 155A-B, Serbocroatian
154A B.
Students intending to continue into graduate
school should note that several graduate
courses (numbered below 220) maybe taken
by qualified seniors with permission of the
instructor and the graduate adviser.
Admission to Graduate Status
The completion of the undergraduate
major or its equivalent is required. Students
entering from other institutions will be asked
to make up any deficiencies before being admitted
to most graduate courses.
Requirements for the Master 's Degree
1. For the general requirements , see pages
156-157. The Department follows the Comprehensive
Examination Plan. The M.A. is
weighted erature, but towards all candidates either Linguistics are expected or Lit to
have a sound general knowledge of both
Russian linguistics and Russian literary history.
2. Application for advancement to candidacy
may be made when the student has
passed the reading examination in French or
German and no later than the second week
of the quarter in which the candidate expects
to take his examinations. The French or German
examination must be passed no later
than the end of the quarter preceding the
quarter in which the candidate expects to
take his examination.
3. Course requirements. Required of all
M.A. candidates : Russian 102A- 102B-102C,
204, 212 and 213 . In addition , candidates
for the M.A. (Linguistics) must take Slavic
201 and 202, and candidates for the M.A.
(Literature ) must take Russian 211 and one
other literature course in the Department.
Note : most of the courses required for the
M.A. are open to qualified seniors with the