University of North Carolina School of the Arts · Courses
FRE
13 courses with the subject FRE, 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.
FRE 0011French Iper semester.50
French I provides an introduction to the basic sounds, speech patterns, grammar and vocabulary of French. Emphasis is placed upon developing proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing while learning about aspects of the Francophone world. Students who have had French in elementary or middle school should ask the instructor/guidance counselor about taking the placement test for French II.
French I provides an introduction to the basic sounds, speech patterns, grammar and vocabulary of French. Emphasis is placed upon developing proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing while learning about aspects of the Francophone world. Students who have had French in elementary or middle school should ask the instructor/guidance counselor about taking the placement test for French II.
French II offers continued study of the language and aspects of Francophone culture, including essential grammar and vocabulary. Focus is placed upon increasing proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing; strengthening the ability to analyze, understand, and apply new concepts; and building confidence in conversational skills. This course includes a review of French I vocabulary and grammar. Prerequisite(s): French I; placement testing.
French II offers continued study of the language and aspects of Francophone culture, including essential grammar and vocabulary. Focus is placed upon increasing proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing; strengthening the ability to analyze, understand, and apply new concepts; and building confidence in conversational skills. This course includes a review of French I vocabulary and grammar. Prerequisite(s): French I; placement testing.
Advanced French offers an in-depth study of the French language and aspects of Francophone culture, including advanced grammar structure and vocabulary. Authentic Francophone texts, music, videos, and films are used to expand proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing; to strengthen students' ability to analyze, understand and apply new concepts; and to build confidence in conversational skills. The course is conducted primarily in French. Prerequisite(s): French II; placement testing.
Advanced French offers an in-depth study of the French language and aspects of Francophone culture, including advanced grammar structure and vocabulary. Authentic Francophone texts, music, videos, and films are used to expand proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing; to strengthen student's ability to analyze, understand and apply new concepts; and to build confidence in conversational skills. The course is conducted primarily in French. Prerequisite(s): French II; placement testing.
An introduction to the French language with the goal of oral proficiency. The major emphasis is on spoken French, basic grammar and vocabulary building, which will provide the student with the necessary language skills to function on a basic level in a French-speaking country. The student will also learn about cultural elements of the country and its people.
Independent Study is available in the following areas: ARH, FRE, GER, HIS, HUM, ITA, LIT, MAT, MST, PHI, PSY, SCI, THH, WRI. An Independent Study is a contract between a highly motivated student and a Liberal Arts faculty member available. It is entirely at the discretion of the faculty member whether or not to accept an Independent Study. Independent Study at the 2088 level is intended for second-year students with special academic interests not served by the regular schedule of classes. Independent Studies are not offered for courses already listed in the Bulletin. Students may earn a maximum of 6 semester hours in Independent Studies toward the degree. Independent Study forms can be obtained from the office of the Division of Liberal Arts. Prerequisite(s): ENG 1200
Continuation of structural skills and vocabulary as needed for expanded understanding and production of the French language. Reading of contemporary literature, which will help familiarize the student not only with the everyday language, but also with current issues and the way francophone people feel, think and act. Prerequisites: FRE 2101 requires passing FRE 1102, or placement test, or instructor permission; FRE 2102 requires passing FRE 2101, or placement test, or instructor permission.
Continuation of structural skills and vocabulary as needed for expanded understanding and production of the French language. Reading of contemporary literature, which will help familiarize the student not only with the everyday language, but also with current issues and the way francophone people feel, think and act. Prerequisites: FRE 2101 requires passing FRE 1102, or placement test, or instructor permission; FRE 2102 requires passing FRE 2101, or placement test, or instructor permission.
Independent Study is available in the following areas: ARH, FRE, GER, HIS, HUM, ITA, LIT, MAT, MST, PHI, PSY, SCI, THH, WRI. An Independent Study is a contract between a highly motivated student and a Liberal Arts faculty member. It is entirely at the discretion of the faculty member whether or not to accept an Independent Study. Independent Study at the 3088-Level is intended for third and fourth-year students with special academic interests not served by the regular schedule of classes. Independent Studies are not offered for courses already listed in the Bulletin. Students may earn a maximum of 6 semester hours in Independent Studies toward the degree. Independent Study forms can be obtained from the office of the Division of Liberal Arts. Prerequisite(s): HUM 2101
A one-semester special topics course taught in French that focuses on a specific issue or issues in the study of French and/or French-language culture. Prerequisites: A minimum of two years of college-level French or permission of the instructor.
