GR 300 - German IV

This course is a continuation of GR 200 and allows students through the reading and discussion of intermediate level material in the German language to improve reading and listening comprehension, as well as written and oral proficiency in German. The course focuses on gaining insights into the contemporary culture of Germany and its history. Major historical events, such as WWII, the division of Germany into two countries, the cold war, and finally the fall of the Berlin wall and Germany’s reunification have shaped the Germany of today. GR 250 involves three class hours and one weekly session of conversation with a native speaker of German. This class will be taught in German.

Note: Meets Linguistic Awareness Learning Outcome Modern Foreign or Classical Language (LANG)

Four credits.

Prerequisite(s): GR 200 or placement.