6 courses with the subject SPA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SPA 103Spanish For Health Care Professionals3
This course in basic Spanish is designed for those in the healthcare professions. It focuses on providing students with the language skills and specialized vocabulary necessary to facilitate basic communication with Spanish-speaking patients. Students will also study the impact of culture on the health care needs of Hispanic people. No previous Spanish is required.
This course emphasizes the development of basic comprehension and speaking skills to the level of automatic response. Appropriate reading and writing assignments are introduced to reinforce these oral skills.
This intermediate-level course is designed for students who have a conversational knowledge of Spanish, but little or no formal preparation in the language. Emphasis will be on the study and application of Spanish grammar and vocabulary as well as the communicative practice of coherence, cohesion, and unity. Class activities include reading and written assignments, conversation with the instructor via Blackboard Collaborative and Zoom and student speaking recordings to questions related to the course theme. This class will use reading and writing activities from all sorts of disciplines in order to enhance the students’ grasp of vocabulary and to provide them with opportunities to express themselves in Spanish. This course is offered in fall and summer.
This course emphasizes the development of conversational, reading, and writing skills of increasing complexity. The fundamentals of grammar are reviewed, and reading selections of Spanish culture and civilization are introduced. Fall.
A continuation of SPA 209 Intermediate Spanish I, this course focuses on improving students' conversational, reading, and writing skills. The development of a simple prose style and improved reading comprehension is emphasized through the use of literary and cultural selections of progressive difficulty. Spring. 295
