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Nature of course request C02869 :

Title change		Description change		Undergraduate
Others

others:
BA req. option

From:
Course Prefix & Number	Descriptive Title	Credits/Hours
FR 101	First Year French	4 -
To:
Course Prefix & Number	Descriptive Title	Credits/Hours
FR 101	First-Year French I	4 -

Abbreviation for Class Schedule(20 spaces) 1st Yr French I

Current Course Description: This sequence of courses is open to any student who wishes to begin the study of French or has had less than one year of high school French or its equivalent. Focuses on real-life language use, the integration of culture and language, and the four skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Prerequisite: FR 101 is a prerequisite for FR 102; FR 102 is a prerequisite for FR 103

New Course Description: In the first term of introductory French, students learn to converse at a basic level, with pronunciation that would be understood by a sympathetic native speaker. The goal is to be able to get basic needs met in French through asking and answering questions. Reading diverse examples of French provides models for writing. Contexts include people inside and outside the classroom; family life at home, in town and in the country, and what people do for daily activities. Throughout the curriculum, French is linked to the students¿ own lives while they also learn about Francophone cultures and peoples and observe cultural similarities and differences.

Justification for changing the course (e.g. alignment with other institutions, program revision, etc.): catalog cleanup

Students/Program affected: students who take French

Approval Queue C02869

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