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Nov 23, 2024
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2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
World Languages: Chinese, B.A.
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The B.A. in World Languages allows students to specialize in two languages. Students choose one primary language (Chinese, French, German, Italian or Spanish) and one secondary language (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian or Spanish). Students must complete at least 23 credit hours of coursework beyond the first-year sequence in the primary language and at least 17 credit hours in the secondary language. The total number of credit hours depends on the languages studied.
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Requirements for the Major
Core Courses (14 Credit Hours)
Elective Courses (9 Credit Hours)
Three from the following:
Arabic
Core Courses (12 Credit Hours)
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours)
Two from the following, with at least one 3000-level or higher:
French
Core Courses (14 Credit Hours)
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours)
Two from 3000-level or 4000-level FREN courses
German
Core Courses (9 Credit Hours)
Elective Courses (9 Credit Hours)
Three advanced GERM courses approved by adviser, one of which may be taught in English
Italian
Core Courses (14 Credit Hours)
Japanese
Core Courses (14 Credit Hours)
Elective Course (3 Credit Hours)
One from the following:
Latin
Core Courses (6 Credit Hours)
Three or four from the following: (9-12 Credit Hours)
One from the following (if only three advanced Latin courses are taken): (3 Credit Hours)
- ARHS 1300 - From Mummies to Gladiators: Art and People of the Ancient World
- ARHS 1303 - Introduction to Western Art I
- ARHS 3310 - War, Looting, and Collecting in the Ancient World
- ARHS 3311 - Mortals, Myths, and Monuments of Ancient Greece
- ARHS 3313 - The Etruscans and Iron Age Italy
- ARHS 3315 - Classical Sculpture
- ARHS 3316 - Art in Rome
- ARHS 4304 - The City as Place
- ARHS 4310 - Seminar on Ancient Art
- ARHS 5305 - Seminar on Greek Art
- CLAS 2311 - Myth and Thought in the Ancient World
- CLAS 2332 - Society Expanding: Polis and Empire
- CLAS 3311 - Mortals, Myths, and Monuments of Ancient Greece
- CLAS 3312 - Classical Rhetoric
- ENGL 3382 - Heroic Visions: The Epic Poetry of Homer and Vergil
- HIST 2350 - Life in the Medieval World, A.D. 306 to 1095
- HIST 2351 - Life in the Medieval World, 1095 to 1350
- HIST 2352 - Greek Mythology and History
- HIST 2354 - Ancient Foundations of Modern Civilization
- HIST 2355 - History of the Ancient Near East and Egypt
- HIST 3350 - A History of Ancient Egypt
- HIST 3353 - The History of Ancient Greece
- HIST 3354 - Warfare and Diplomacy in Antiquity
- HIST 3355 - Class and Gender in Ancient Society
- HIST 3361 - Roman History and the Roman Mind
- HIST 5380 - Augustus and the Roman Empire
- PHIL 3351 - History of Western Philosophy (Ancient)
- RELI 3326 - New Testament
- RELI 3371 - The World of the New Testament
- WL 3378 - Pompeii: Life Interrupted
- WL 3381 - Exploring the Greco-Roman World: Fact, Fiction, and Film
Russian
Core Courses (9 Credit Hours)
Three from the following: (9 Credit Hours)
Spanish
Spanish has three tracks, for non-native, heritage and native speakers of Spanish. These categories refer to the students’ linguistic ability and are determined by the Spanish area adviser.
Track for Native Speakers: Native speakers will start coursework at the 4000 level. In consultation with the Spanish area adviser, native speakers who have not had formal academic training in written Spanish may begin coursework with SPAN 4358 ; otherwise, they should begin with SPAN 4357 or SPAN 4395 .
Track for Heritage Speakers: Heritage speakers must replace SPAN 3358 with SPAN 4358 . From the second category below, they may select from SPAN 3373 , SPAN 3374 , SPAN 3375 , or SPAN 4355 only.
Track for Non-Native Speakers: Non-native speakers may take SPAN 3355 before SPAN 3358 and/or may take one of the following concurrently with SPAN 3358 : SPAN 3311 , SPAN 3312 , SPAN 3313 , or SPAN 3355 .
Core Courses (10 Credit Hours)
One from the following: (3 Credit Hours)
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours)
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