9 courses with the subject FRC, 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.
FRC 204 Intermediate French II or by placement test This course offers students an in-depth review of French language while introducing them to the histories and cultures of the French-speaking North and Sub-Saharan Africa. In particular, this course allows students to refine their knowledge of the French language while gaining insight into the social structures, politics, literatures, arts, and economies of the francophone West and Central Africa and the Maghreb (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia). Taught in French.
FRC 306Topics in French and Francophone Studies: The Black Diaspora
FRC 204 Intermediate French II or by placement test This course offers students an in-depth review of French language while introducing them to the histories and cultures of the French-speaking Black diaspora. In particular, this course allows students to refine their knowledge of the French language while gaining insight into the social structures, politics, literatures, arts, and economies of the French Caribbean, Haiti, francophone Europe, and North America. Offered in Fall. Taught in French.
FRC 307Topics in French and Francophone Studies: Understanding France
FRC 204 Intermediate French II or by placement test This course offers students an in-depth review of French language while introducing them to French history and culture. In particular, this course allows students to deepen their knowledge of the French language while gaining insight into France’s social structures, politics, literature, arts, and economy. Offered in Fall. Taught in French.
FRC 308Topics in French and Francophone Studies: Francophone North America
FRC 204 Intermediate French II This course offers students an in-depth review of French language while introducing them to the histories and cultures of different French-speaking communities in North America: Quebec and French Canada, Acadia, New England, and Louisiana. In particular, this course allows students to refine their knowledge of the French language while gaining insight into the social structures, politics, literatures, arts, and economies of specific French-speaking communities on the North American continent. Offered in Fall. Taught in French.