2003 - 2004 CATALOG

Academic Course Descriptions Academics | Accounting | Anthropology | Art | Biology | Business Law | Chemical Engineering | Chemistry | Civil and Environmental Engineering | Computer Science | Counseling | Criminal Justice | Economics | Education | Electrical and Computer Engineering | English | Finance | Foreign Language | French | Geography | German | Greek | Hebrew | History | Humanities | Information Technology Management | Latin | Management | Marketing | Mathematics | Mechanical Engineering | Music | Natural Science | Orientation | Philosophy | Physical Education | Physics | Political Science | Psychology | Religious Studies | Russian | Sociology | Spanish | Speech | Statistics | Theater References to the timing of course offerings which follow apply only to day courses. Evening and summer school course offerings are scheduled according to need. Christian Brothers University reserves the right to cancel classes at any time due to insufficient enrollment. FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSES When a student has passed two or more years of the same foreign language with at least a “C” average in high school, she/he may choose one of the following options: 1. Enroll in the same foreign language studied in high school at the 201 level (recommended option) or at the 101 or 102 level (permitted options). 2. Enroll at the elementary level (101) of a foreign language not studied in high school (Note that a 101 course must be followed by the corresponding 102 course in order to acquire elementary competency in a language.) A minimum of thirty minutes per week in the language laboratory is required for all 100 and 200 level courses. Upper-division language courses may be taken concurrently with intermediate courses with prior approval of the instructor. Upper-division language courses may be offered as tutorial courses with the availability and the consent of the instructor and the approval of the Chair of the Department of Literature and Languages. FORN LANG 101, 102. SPECIAL TOPICS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES The study of a language other than French, German or Spanish. Offered in sequence in the Fall and Spring. Two semesters; six credits [ top of page ]

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