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2nd Year Language Modules

Intensive Language courses (pre-Requisite: Part I 100 course)

• FREN 200 i: French Language: oral and aural skills (0.5 unit)
• FREN 201 i: French Language: written and reading skills (0.5 unit)
• GERM 200 i: German Language: oral and aural skills (0.5-unit)
• GERM 201 i: German Language: written and reading skills (0.5-unit)
• ITAL 200 i: Italian Language: oral and aural skills (0.5-unit)
• ITAL 201 i: Italian Language: written and reading skills (0.5 unit)
• SPAN 200 i: Spanish Language : oral and aural skills (0.5 unit)
• SPAN 201 i: Spanish Language: written and reading skills (0.5 unit)
  

Advanced Language courses  (pre-Requisite: Part I 101 course)

• FREN 200: French Language: oral and aural skills (0.5 unit)
• FREN 201: French Language: written and reading skills (0.5 unit)
• GERM 200: German Language: oral and aural skills (0.5-unit)
• GERM 201: German Language: written and reading skills (0.5-unit)
• SPAN 200: Spanish Language: oral and aural skills (0.5 unit)
• SPAN 201: Spanish Language: written and reading skills (0.5 unit)
  

For each language, the second year course consists of two integrated 0.5 units (200 and 201) (200i and 201i), which make up the second-year language course for major, combined major and minor students. The two 0.5 units may not be taken independently. Students who have taken the Intensive language course (100) in their first year, normally follow an Intensive course throughout the second year (200i/201i), taught separately from students who have taken the Advanced course (101) and who will be studying 200/201 courses in year 2.

These courses aim to enhance students' linguistic proficiency in a variety of registers. A systematic study of the vocabulary, grammar and syntax of the language forms a specific component of the course. Use is made of contemporary written and audio-visual material in the language. The course also aims to broaden and deepen students' knowledge and understanding of different aspects of modern society, politics and culture, and contemporary issues and institutions, in countries where the language is spoken, and to prepare them for residence abroad.

Assessment

Assessment for the full unit 200/201 is by coursework (40%) and examination (60%).

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