19 courses with the subject FLFR, 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.
FLFR 131Elementary French I
Course for beginners. Introduction to spoken and written French. Emphasis on sentences and vocabulary related to everyday situations. Knowledge of basic speech patterns supplemented with a broad study of the culture and civilization of French speaking countries. (3) Fall, Spring, and Summer
Continued emphasis on the spoken and written language. Knowledge of basic speech patterns supplemented with a broad study of the culture and civilization of French speaking countries. Prerequisites: FLFR 131 or proficiency test. (3) Fall, Spring, and Summer
Part II of Intermediate French. Continuation of the study of language through reading, writing and conversation with emphasis on grammar. Prerequisites: FLFR 231 (3) Fall, Spring, and Summer
Readings and discussion of contemporary business practices. Development of business vocabulary, writing, and cross- cultural skills. Prerequisites: FLFR 232 (3) Fall, Spring, and Summer
Part II of Business Communication. Readings and discussion of contemporary business practices. Development of business vocabulary, writing, and cross-cultural skills. (3) 290
FLFR 233 Business Communication I or FREN 331 Survey of French Lit. 3 FLFR 234 Business Communication II or FREN 336 Black Writers in French 3 Total French Minor Requirements 18
A study of major authors from the Caribbean and Africa. (3) Total French Minor Requirements: 18 Hours Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, Minor Requirement of 18 hours with the following courses:
