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    - GERM-120,
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GERM 120, 121 Introduction to German I, II

These are introductory courses of German language and culture. Students begin to communicate in German through listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Emphasis is on conversation and vocabulary acquisition. Students also learn about the culture of German-speaking societies in the world. Through the courses, students will make comparisons to their own culture and language. GERM 120 is designed for students who have no previous training in German.

Credits

3 each

Prerequisite

Prerequisite for GERM 121: GERM 120 or permission of the instructor

Distribution

GE