UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

3. Elementary Spanish.
Meets six hours weekly, including one hour in
laboratory . Prerequisite : course 2, or two years of
high school Spanish , or equivalent . The staff
4. Intermediate Spanish.
Meets six hours weekly , including one hour in
laboratory . Prerequisite : course 3, or three years of
high school Spanish , or equivalent . The staff
5. Intermediate Spanish.
Meets six hours weekly, including one hour in
laboratory . Prerequisite : course 4 or four years of
high school Spanish, or equivalent. The Staff
8A-8B. Spanish Conversation . (% course each)
Beginning each quarter . Meets three hours weekly.
Prerequisite : course 8A is open to those who have
completed course 4, or equivalent . Students who
have completed course 3 with grade B or better may
be admitted . The Staff
W-911. Advanced Conversation .(' course each)
Beginning each quarter . Meets three hours weekly.
Prerequisite : course 813 or equivalent . The Staff
SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE / 533
date's major fields; (b) four one-hour written 25. Advanced Spanish.
examinations in the minor fields; and (c) a
two-hour oral examination . The qualifying
examinations are normally taken no later than
nine quarters after the B.A. and six quarters
(Formerly numbered 25A-25B .) Prerequisite:
course 5 or equivalent . Concentration on the building
of vocabulary and the attainment of a high degree
of comprehension in preparation for the courses in
literature. The SUE
after receiving the M.A. At the time of the
qualifying examination , or subsequently, the
committee may specify whether or not an
oral examination is required after the accep-
M42. Civilization of Spain and Portugal.
(Same as Portuguese M42.) A background course
for the study of Peninsular literature.
Mr. Cruz-Saivadores
tance of the dissertation in its final form. M44. Civilization of Spanish America and Brazil.
The Dissertation. The dissertation may be
on any subject within the general area of
Spanish and Portuguese languages and litera-
(Same as Portuguese M44.) A background course
for the study of Spanish American and Brazilian
literatures . Mrs. Arora
tures . If five years have elapsed since any of
the requirements have been taken, these re-
Upper Division Courses
quirements must be revalidated
partment.
by the De- The basic prerequisite to all upper division
courses except 160A- 160B and 162 is
Spanish 25 or the equivalent.
Lower Division Courses
100. Phonetics and Phonemics.
1. Elementary Spanish.
Meets six hours weekly, including one hour in
laboratory . This course corresponds to the first year
of high school Spanish . The Staff
(Formerly numbered 117.) Meets four hours
weekly, including one hour laboratory . Analysis of
the phonetic and phonemic systems of Spanish with
special emphasis on the correlation between the
phonemic and graphemic systems. Interrelation of
1G. Reading Course for Graduate Students.
(No credit)
phonological and morphological phenomena. Exercises
and drills directed toward individual needs.
Mr. Crmz-Salvadores, Mr. Otero
Meets five hours weekly . The Staff 103. Morphology and Syntax.
2. Elementary Spanish.
(Formerly numbered 100.) A study of sentence
types and their variations. The lexicon and its
Meets six hours weekly, including one hour in
laboratory . Prerequisite : course 1 or one year of high
school Spanish, or equivalent . The Staff
features, Interrelation of syntactic , semantic and
morphological phenomena . Mr. Otero
105. Intermediate Composition.
2G. Reading Course for Graduate Students.
(No credit)
Meets five hours weekly. Prerequisite : course 1G
or equivalent . The Staff
(Formerly numbered 101.) Paraphrasing, summarizing
, and study of idiomatic expressions.
Mr. GutiErrz , Mr. Voyt
109. Advanced Composition.
(Formerly numbered 114.) Correction of student's
original compositions and analysis of basic stylistic
elements . Mr. Cortbs
115. Applied Linguistics.
Meets three hours weekly . Survey of the major
linguistic problems faced by the teacher of Spanish.
Ml 18. History of the Spanish and Portuguese
Languages.
(Same as Portuguese M118 .) Meets three hours
weekly . Major features of the development of the
Spanish and Portuguese languages from the origins
in Vulgar Latin to modern times. Contributions of
other languages to the formation of Spanish and
Portuguese . Mr. Dias , Mr. Otero , Mr. Smith
120A-120B . Survey of Spanish Literature.
Beginning each quarter. An introduction to the
principal authors, works and movements of Spanish
literature . Mr. Rudder
121A-121B. Survey of Spanish American
Literature.
Beginning each quarter. An introduction to the
principal authors, works, and movements of Spanish
American literature. Mrs. Arms , Mr. Reeve