@DEG =
THE BACHELOR OF ARTS<R>IN FRENCH

@H = Total Course Requirements <R>for the Bachelor's Degree: 120
units

@T = See "Requirements for the Bachelor's Degree" in
<I>The
University Catalog<D> for complete details on general
degree
requirements. A <->minimum of 40 units,
including those required for
the major, must be upper division.

@T = A suggested Major
Academic
Plan (MAP) has been prepared to help students meet all
graduation
requirements within four years. Please request a plan
from
your major adviser or view it and other current
advising information
on the CSU, Chico Web.

@H = General Education Requirements: 48 units

@T = See "General
Education Requirements" in <I>The University Catalog<D>
and <I>The
Class Schedule<D> for the most current information on
General
Education Requirements and course offerings. The
course requirements
marked below with an asterisk (*)
may also be applied toward General
Education.

@H = Cultural Diversity Course Requirements: 6 units

@T = See
"Cultural Diversity" in <I>The
University Catalog.<D> Most courses
taken to satisfy these
requirements may also apply to General
<->Education.

@H = American Institutions Requirement:
6 units

@T = See the
"American Institutions Requirement"
under "Bachelor's Degree
Requirements."
This requirement is normally fulfilled by
completing
HIST 130 and POLS 155. Courses used to
satisfy this
<->requirement do not apply to General Education.

@H = Literacy Requirement:

@T = See "Mathematics and Writing
Requirements"
in <I>The University Catalog.<D>
Writing proficiency in
the major is a graduation
requirement and may be demonstrated through
satisfactory
completion of a course in your major which has
been
designated as the Writing Proficiency (WP) course for
the
semester in which you take the course.
Students who earn below a
C- are required to repeat
the course and earn a C- or better to
receive
WP credit.
See <I>The Class Schedule<D> for the
designated
WP courses for each semester. You must pass
ENGL 130 (or
its equivalent) with a C- or better
before you may register for a WP
course.

@H = Course Requirements for the Major: 25-41 units

@T = The
following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents,
are
<->required of all candidates for this degree.

@H8 =
This major can be completed
with a minimum of 25 upper-division units.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
Only upper-division French courses
count toward the French major. The
prerequisite for all upper-division
French courses is FREN 202 (Fourth
Semester French) or its equivalent
language competence. Students with
little or no previous language
preparation or competence must
complete some or all of the following courses.

@RCL = 0-4 courses required:

@CRS = FREN	101	First-Semester French	4.0	FS *

@CRS = FREN	102	Second-Semester French	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 101 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	201	Third-Semester French	4.0	FA *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 102 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	202	Fourth-Semester French	4.0	SP *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 201 or equivalent.

@T =
NOTE: Some or all of these courses
may be waived by the Department
through demonstrated language
competence or high school or
community college study. Students
with one year of high school French
should enroll in FREN 102; two years:
FREN 201; three years: FREN 202.
<B>Please consult the department
for proper level of placement.<D>

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 25 units

@SCL = 2 courses selected from:

@CRS = FREN	301	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	302	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	303	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@RCL = 4 courses required:

@CRS = FREN	330	French Culture & Civilization	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	340	Survey of French Literature	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRS = FREN	345	Survey of French Literature	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRS = FREN	497	Writing Proficiency	1.0	FS WP

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a grade of C- or
higher; upper-division standing; to be taken concurrently with another
upper-division French literature course.

@T =
FREN 497 should be taken
concurrently with any other
upper-division French
(FREN) literature course.

@SBL = 9 units selected from:

@T =
Any upper-division French (FREN) courses.

@H = Electives Requirement:

@T = To complete the total units
required for the bachelor's
degree, select additional elective
<->courses from the total
university offerings. <->You should consult
with an
adviser regarding the selection of <->courses which
will
provide breadth to your university experience and possibly
apply
to a supportive second major or minor.

@H = Grading Requirement:

@T = All courses taken to fulfill major
course
requirements must be taken for a letter grade except
those
courses specified by the department as Credit/No Credit
grading
only.

@H = Advising Requirement:

@T = Advising is mandatory for all majors
in this degree program.
Consult your undergraduate adviser
for
specific information.

@H = Honors in the Major

@T =
Honors in the Major is a program of
independent
work in your major. It involves 6 units of
honors course
work completed over two semesters.

@T =
Your Honors work will be
recognized at your
graduation, on your permanent transcripts, and
on
your diploma. It is often accompanied by letters
of commendation from
your mentor in the department
or the department chair. Most
importantly, however,
the Honors in the Major program allows you
to
work closely with a faculty mentor in
your area of interest on an
original performance
or research project. This year-long
collaboration
allows you to work in your field at a
professional
level and culminates in a public
presentation of your work. Students
sometimes
take their projects beyond the university for
submission in
professional journals, presentation
at conferences, or competition in
shows;
such experience is
valuable for graduate school and later
professional life.

@T =
Some common features of Honors in the Major
program
are

@T =
1. You must take 6 units of Honors in the
Major
course work. At least 3 of these 6 units are
independent study
(499H) as specified by your
department. You must complete each class
with a
minimum grade of B.<R>
2. You must have completed 9 units of
upper-division
course work or 21 overall units in your major
before
you can be admitted to Honors in the Major. Check
the
requirements carefully, as there may be specific
courses that must be
included in these units.<R>
3. Your <I>cumulative<D> GPA should be at
least 3.5
or within the top 5 percent of majors in your
department.<R>
4. Your GPA <I>in your major<D> should be at least
3.5
or within the top 5 percent of majors in your department.<R>
5.
Most students apply for or are invited to participate
in Honors in the
Major during the second semester of
their junior year. Then they
complete the 6 units of
course work over the two semesters of their
senior year.<R>
6. Your honors work culminates with a public
presentation
of your Honors project.

@T =
While Honors in the
Major is part of the Honors Program,
each department administers its
own program. Please
contact your major department or major adviser for
further
information.

@H12 =
THE MINOR IN FRENCH

@H = Course Requirements for the Minor: 12-28 units

@T = The
following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents,
are
<->required of all candidates for this minor.

@H8 =
This minor can be completed
with a minimum of 12 upper-division units.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
See the Bachelor of Arts in French for
the Language Competence <->Prerequisite.

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 12 units

@SCL = 2 courses selected from:

@CRS = FREN	301	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	302	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	303	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@SCL = <div id="courseselectedfrom">1 course selected from:</div>

@CRS = FREN	330	French Culture & Civilization	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	420	French Linguistics	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites:
Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@SCL = <div id="courseselectedfrom">1 course selected from:</div>

@CRS = FREN	340	Survey of French Literature	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRS = FREN	345	Survey of French Literature	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@H12 =
THE SINGLE SUBJECT TEACHING<R>
CREDENTIAL IN FRENCH

@H = Course Requirements for the <R>Single Subject Teaching Credential:
31-47 units

@T = In most majors, candidates for this credential
will
normally fulfill the single subject matter preparation
program
by completing the appropriate education option in the
major.
Any exceptions to this procedure are noted at the end of
this
section. In addition to the single subject matter
preparation
program, completion of an additional professional
education
program is required to qualify for a California
teaching
credential. Professional education (credential) programs
are
available through the School of Education. For
prerequisites and other
admission requirements to professional
education programs, see the
"Education" chapter of this
catalog.

@T = Your departmental
credential adviser is responsible
for verifying that the subject
matter preparation program
has been completed. If you are interested
in obtaining a
teaching credential, confer with the appropriate
credential
adviser early in your university career. Department
credential
advisers can assist you in planning an educational program
that
meets both major and credential requirements.

@T = Subject
matter preparation requirements are governed
by federal and state
legislative action and approval of the California
Commission on
Teacher Credentialing. Requirements may change
between catalogs.
Please consult with your departmental
credential adviser for current
information.

@H8 =
The Single Subject Matter Preparation
Program described below meets all
requirements for the major in French.

@H8 =
Criteria for Assessment
of Subject Matter Competence

@T =
To receive department
recommendation for the Single
Subject Matter Preparation
Program, a student must have
a minimum 3.0 average in
upper-division course work.
GPA will be calculated
on the upper-division courses
which are required for the
French major.

@H8 =
Procedure for Assessment
of Subject Matter Competence

@T =
If the minimum criteria listed above
are met, the student's records
will be circulated among
all French faculty for comment.

@T =
After evaluating the faculty
recommendations, the Teacher
Education Committee will
determine the subject matter
competence and teaching
potential for entering the
Professional Education Program.

@T =
State of California foreign
language requirements for high
school graduates make it
necessary that we closely review
candidates. Therefore,
determination of subject
matter competence may entail
an interview in the target language.

@T =
Candidates are urged to
submit their records for
subject matter assessment
to the Department of Foreign
Languages and Literatures
well in advance of the Department
of Education's deadline
for applications to the
Professional Education Program.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
See the Bachelor of Arts in French for
the Language Competence <->Prerequisite.

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 31 units

@SCL = 2 courses selected from:

@CRS = FREN	301	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	302	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	303	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@RCL = 5 courses required:

@CRS = FREN	330	French Culture & Civilization	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = FREN	340	Survey of French Literature	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRS = FREN	345	Survey of French Literature	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRS = FREN	420	French Linguistics	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites:
Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRS = FREN	497	Writing Proficiency	1.0	FS WP

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a grade of C- or
higher; upper-division standing; to be taken concurrently with another
upper-division French literature course.

@T =
FREN 497 should be taken
concurrently with any other
upper-division French
(FREN) literature course.

@SCL = 2 courses selected from:

@CRS = FREN	450	The Seventeenth Century	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303; FREN 340
or FREN 345.

@CRS = FREN	455	The Eighteenth Century	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302, FREN 303; FREN 340 or
FREN 345.

@CRS = FREN	460	The Nineteenth Century	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302, FREN 303; FREN 340 or
FREN 345.

@CRS = FREN	465	The Twentieth Century	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302, FREN 303; FREN 340 or
FREN 345.

@SBL = 6 units selected from:

@T =
Any upper-division French (FREN)
courses not already taken.

@H8 =
Procedure for Assessment
of Subject Matter Competence

@T =
If the minimum criteria listed above
are met, the student's records
will be circulated among
all French faculty for comment.

@T =
After evaluating the faculty
recommendations, the Teacher
Education Committee will
determine the subject matter
competence and teaching
potential for entering the
Professional Education Program.

@T =
State of California foreign
language requirements for high
school graduates make it
necessary that we closely review
candidates. Therefore,
determination of subject
matter competence may entail
an interview in the target language.

@T =
Candidates are urged to
submit their records for
subject matter assessment
to the Department of Foreign
Languages and Literatures
well in advance of the Department
of Education's deadline
for applications to the
Professional Education Program.

@DEG =
THE BACHELOR OF ARTS<R>IN GERMAN

@H = Total Course Requirements <R>for the Bachelor's Degree: 120
units

@T = See "Requirements for the Bachelor's Degree" in
<I>The
University Catalog<D> for complete details on general
degree
requirements. A <->minimum of 40 units,
including those required for
the major, must be upper division.

@T = A suggested Major
Academic
Plan (MAP) has been prepared to help students meet all
graduation
requirements within four years. Please request a plan
from
your major adviser or view it and other current
advising information
on the CSU, Chico Web.

@H8 =
Please see the BA in French
for General Education, Cultural
Diversity, U.S. History, and Literacy requirements.

@H = Course Requirements for the Major: 25-41 units

@T = The
following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents,
are
<->required of all candidates for this degree.

@H8 =
This major can be completed
with a minimum of 25 upper-division units.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
Only upper-division German courses
count toward the German major.
The prerequisite for all
upper-division German courses
is GERM 202 (Fourth semester
German) or its equivalent
language competence. Students
with little or no previous
language preparation or
competence must complete
the following courses.

@RCL = 0-4 courses required:

@CRS = GERM	101	First-Semester German	4.0	FS *

@CRS = GERM	102	Second-Semester German	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 101 or equivalent.

@CRS = GERM	201	Third-Semester German	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 102 or equivalent.

@CRS = GERM	202	Fourth-Semester German	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 201 or equivalent.

@T =
NOTE: Some or all of these courses
may be waived by the Department
through demonstrated language
competence or high school or
community college study. Students
with one year of high school
German should enroll in GERM 102;
two years: GERM 201; three years:
GERM 202.
<B>Please consult the department
for proper level of placement.<D>

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 25 units

@SCL = <div id="courseselectedfrom">1 course selected from:</div>

@CRS = GERM	340	Introduction German Literature	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = GERM	345	Introduction German Literature	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@SCL = 2 courses selected from:

@CRS = GERM	301	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = GERM	302	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = GERM	303	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@RCL = 1 course required:

@CRS = GERM	497	Writing Proficiency	1.0	FS WP

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a grade of C- or
higher; upper-division standing.

@T =
GERM 497 should be taken
concurrently with any other
upper-division German (GERM) course.

@SBL = 15 units selected from:

@T =
Any other upper-division German (GERM) courses,
including at least one 400-level course.

@H8 =
Please see the BA in French for elective
units, grading, and advising requirements.

@H12 =
THE MINOR IN GERMAN

@H = Course Requirements for the Minor: 12-28 units

@T = The
following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents,
are
<->required of all candidates for this minor.

@H8 =
This minor can be completed
with a minimum of 12 upper-division units.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
Please see the Bachelor of Arts
in German for the Language
Competence <->Prerequisite.

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 12 units

@SCL = 2 courses selected from:

@CRS = GERM	301	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = GERM	302	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = GERM	303	Composition and Conversation	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@SBL = 6 units selected from:

@T =
Any upper-division German (GERM) courses,
including at least one 400-level course.

@H12 =
THE SINGLE SUBJECT TEACHING<R>
CREDENTIAL IN GERMAN

@H = Course Requirements for the <R>Single Subject Teaching Credential:
31-47 units

@T = In most majors, candidates for this credential
will
normally fulfill the single subject matter preparation
program
by completing the appropriate education option in the
major.
Any exceptions to this procedure are noted at the end of
this
section. In addition to the single subject matter
preparation
program, completion of an additional professional
education
program is required to qualify for a California
teaching
credential. Professional education (credential) programs
are
available through the School of Education. For
prerequisites and other
admission requirements to professional
education programs, see the
"Education" chapter of this
catalog.

@T = Your departmental
credential adviser is responsible
for verifying that the subject
matter preparation program
has been completed. If you are interested
in obtaining a
teaching credential, confer with the appropriate
credential
adviser early in your university career. Department
credential
advisers can assist you in planning an educational program
that
meets both major and credential requirements.

@T = Subject
matter preparation requirements are governed
by federal and state
legislative action and approval of the California
Commission on
Teacher Credentialing. Requirements may change
between catalogs.
Please consult with your departmental
credential adviser for current
information.

@H8 =
To satisfy the requirements for the Credential,
students must complete the Bachelor of Arts
Program in German plus 6 units.
The two courses listed below are
required in addition for the credential.

@CRS = GERM	325	Linguistics of Modern German	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRS = GERM	330	German Culture & Civilization	3.0	Inq

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@H8 =
Criteria for Assessment
of Subject Matter Competence

@T =
To receive department
recommendation for the Single
Subject Matter Preparation Program,
a student must have a minimum 3.0 average
in upper-division course work.
GPA will be calculated on the
upper-division courses which
are required for the German major.

@H8 =
Procedure for Assessment
of Subject Matter Competence

@T =
If the minimum criteria listed above
are met, the student's records
will be circulated among
all German faculty for comment.

@T =
After evaluating the faculty
recommendations, the Teacher
Education Committee will
determine the subject matter
competence and teaching
potential for entering the
Professional Education Program.

@T =
State of California foreign
language requirements for high
school graduates make it
necessary that we closely review
candidates. Therefore,
determination of subject
matter competence may entail
an interview in the target language.

@T =
Candidates are urged to
submit their records for
subject matter assessment
to the Department of Foreign
Languages and Literatures
well in advance of the Department
of Education's deadline
for applications to the
Professional Education Program.

@H12 =
THE MINOR IN ITALIAN

@H = Course Requirements for the Minor: 12-28 units

@T = The
following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents,
are
<->required of all candidates for this minor.

@H8 =
This minor can be completed
with a minimum of 12 upper-division units.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
Only upper-division Italian
courses count toward the
Italian minor. The prerequisite
for all upper-division Italian
courses is ITAL 202 (Fourth-Semester
Italian) or its
equivalent language competence.
Students with little or no previous
language preparation or competence
must complete some or all of the
following courses.

@RCL = 0-4 courses required:

@CRS = ITAL	101	First-Semester Italian	4.0	FS *

@CRS = ITAL	102	Second-Semester Italian	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 101 or equivalent.

@CRS = ITAL	201	Third-Semester Italian	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 102 or equivalent.

@CRS = ITAL	202	Fourth-Semester Italian	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 201 or equivalent.

@T =
NOTE: Some or all of these
courses may be waived by the
Department through demonstrated
language competence or high
school or community college
study. Students with one year
of high school Italian should
enroll in ITAL 102; two years:
ITAL 201; three years: ITAL 202.
<B>Please consult the department
for proper level of placement.<D>

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 12 units

@SBL = 12 units selected from:

@T =
Any upper-division Italian (ITAL) courses,
with a minimum of two upper-division courses
or 6 upper-division units taught in Italian.

@DEG =
THE BACHELOR OF ARTS<R>IN SPANISH

@H = Total Course Requirements <R>for the Bachelor's Degree: 120
units

@T = See "Requirements for the Bachelor's Degree" in
<I>The
University Catalog<D> for complete details on general
degree
requirements. A <->minimum of 40 units,
including those required for
the major, must be upper division.

@T = A suggested Major
Academic
Plan (MAP) has been prepared to help students meet all
graduation
requirements within four years. Please request a plan
from
your major adviser or view it and other current
advising information
on the CSU, Chico Web.

@H8 =
Please see the BA in
French for General Education,
Cultural Diversity,
U.S. History, and Literacy requirements.

@H = Course Requirements for the Major: 28-44 units

@T = The
following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents,
are
<->required of all candidates for this degree.

@H8 =
This major can be completed
with a minimum of 28 upper-division units.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
Only upper-division Spanish
courses count toward the
Spanish major. The prerequisite
for all upper-division Spanish
courses is SPAN 202 (Fourth
Semester Spanish) or its
equivalent language competence.
Students with little or no
previous language preparation
or competence must complete
some or all of the following courses.

@RCL = 0-4 courses required:

@CRS = SPAN	101	First-Semester Spanish	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 101 is not available for credit to students with
two or more years of Spanish within the last three years.

@CRS = SPAN	102	Second-Semester Spanish	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 101 or equivalent.

@CRS = SPAN	201	Third-Semester Spanish	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 102 or equivalent.

@CRS = SPAN	202	Fourth-Semester Spanish	4.0	FS *

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 201 or equivalent.

@T =
NOTE: Some or all of these
courses may be waived by the
Department through demonstrated
language competence or previous
high school or community
college study. Students with
one year of high school Spanish
should enroll in SPAN 102; two
years: SPAN 201; three years: SPAN 202.
<B>Please consult the department for
proper level of placement.<D>

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 28 units

@RCL = 5 courses required:

@CRS = SPAN	301	Grammar and Composition	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 202 or equivalent. May be taken concurrently with
SPAN 321 and/or SPAN 303.

@CRS = SPAN	302	Reading and Composition	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRS = SPAN	341	Intro Latin American Lit	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRS = SPAN	342	Intro to Spanish Literature	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRS = SPAN	497	Writing Proficiency	1.0	FS WP

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a grade of C- or
higher; upper-division standing. To be taken concurrently with any
upper-division Spanish course.

@SBL = 15 units selected from:

@T =
Any other upper-division Spanish
(SPAN) courses, except SPAN 354, not
taken previously, to include
at least two 400-level courses.

@H8 =
Please see the BA in French for elective
units, grading, and advising requirements.

@H12 =
THE MINOR IN SPANISH

@H = Course Requirements for the Minor: 12-28 units

@T = The
following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents,
are
<->required of all candidates for this minor.

@H8 =
This minor can be completed
with a minimum of 12 upper-division units.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
See the Bachelor of Arts in
Spanish for the Language
Competence <->Prerequisite.

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 12 units

@RCL = 2 courses required:

@CRS = SPAN	301	Grammar and Composition	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 202 or equivalent. May be taken concurrently with
SPAN 321 and/or SPAN 303.

@CRS = SPAN	302	Reading and Composition	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@SBL = 6 units selected from:

@T =
Any upper-division Spanish
(SPAN) courses except SPAN 354.

@H12 =
THE SINGLE SUBJECT TEACHING<R>
CREDENTIAL IN SPANISH

@H = Course Requirements for the <R>Single Subject Teaching Credential:
31-47 units

@T = In most majors, candidates for this credential
will
normally fulfill the single subject matter preparation
program
by completing the appropriate education option in the
major.
Any exceptions to this procedure are noted at the end of
this
section. In addition to the single subject matter
preparation
program, completion of an additional professional
education
program is required to qualify for a California
teaching
credential. Professional education (credential) programs
are
available through the School of Education. For
prerequisites and other
admission requirements to professional
education programs, see the
"Education" chapter of this
catalog.

@T = Your departmental
credential adviser is responsible
for verifying that the subject
matter preparation program
has been completed. If you are interested
in obtaining a
teaching credential, confer with the appropriate
credential
adviser early in your university career. Department
credential
advisers can assist you in planning an educational program
that
meets both major and credential requirements.

@T = Subject
matter preparation requirements are governed
by federal and state
legislative action and approval of the California
Commission on
Teacher Credentialing. Requirements may change
between catalogs.
Please consult with your departmental
credential adviser for current
information.

@H8 =
The Single Subject Matter
Preparation Program described
below meets all requirements
for the Spanish teaching major in Spanish.

@H9 =
Language Competence Prerequisite: 0-16 units

@T =
See the Bachelor of Arts in
Spanish for the Language
Competence <->Prerequisite.

@H9 = Upper-Division Requirements: 31 units

@RCL = 7 courses required:

@CRS = SPAN	301	Grammar and Composition	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 202 or equivalent. May be taken concurrently with
SPAN 321 and/or SPAN 303.

@CRS = SPAN	302	Reading and Composition	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRS = SPAN	331	Spanish Culture/Civilization	3.0	FA

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301 or faculty permission.

@CRS = SPAN	332	Latin Amer Culture/Civilztn	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301 or faculty permission.

@CRS = SPAN	341	Intro Latin American Lit	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRS = SPAN	342	Intro to Spanish Literature	3.0	FS

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRS = SPAN	497	Writing Proficiency	1.0	FS WP

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a grade of C- or
higher; upper-division standing. To be taken concurrently with any
upper-division Spanish course.

@T =
SPAN 497 should be taken
concurrently with any other
upper-division Spanish (SPAN) course.

@SCL = <div id="courseselectedfrom">1 course selected from:</div>

@CRS = SPAN	320	Intro to Spanish Linguistics	3.0	SP

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRS = SPAN	321	Spanish Phonology	3.0	FA

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites:
SPAN 202 or equivalent. May be taken concurrently with SPAN 301 and/or
SPAN 303.

@SBL = 9 units selected from:

@T =
Any other upper-division Spanish
(SPAN) courses, except SPAN 354, not
taken previously, to include
at least two 400-level courses.

@T =
The study of at least
four semesters of another
foreign language is recommended,
but not required.

@H8 =
Criteria for Assessment
of Subject Matter Competence

@T =
To receive department recommendation
for the Single Subject Matter
Preparation Program, a student
must have a minimum 3.0 average
in upper-division course work.
GPA will be calculated on the
upper-division courses which
are required for the Spanish major.

@H8 =
Procedure for Assessment
of Subject Matter Competence

@T =
If the minimum criteria listed
above are met, the student's
records will be circulated among
all Spanish faculty for comment.

@T =
After evaluating the faculty
recommendations, the Teacher
Education Committee will
determine the subject matter
competence and teaching
potential for entering the
Professional Education Program.

@T =
State of California foreign
language requirements for
high school graduates make
it necessary that we closely
review candidates.
Therefore, determination of subject
matter competence may entail
an interview in the target language.

@T =
Candidates are urged to
submit their records for subject
matter assessment to the
Department of Foreign Languages
and Literatures well in
advance of the Department of
Education's deadline for
applications to the
Professional Education Program.

@H8 =
BILINGUAL/CROSS-CULTURAL PATTERN

@T =
See the Liberal Studies
Program for information.

@H12 =
The Faculty

@FAC = <B>Pilar Alvarez-Rubio<D>, 1998, Assoc Professor, PhD, UC
Berkeley.

@FAC = <B>Antonio Arreguin-Bermudez<D>, 2002, Assist Professor, PhD, U
Arizona.

@FAC = <B>Patricia E. Black<D>, 1986, Chair, Professor, PhD, Cornell U.

@FAC = <B>Sandra J. Canepari<D>, 1978, Professor, PhD, Indiana U.

@FAC = <B>Sara E. Cooper<D>, 2000, Assist Professor, PhD, U Texas.

@FAC = <B>Kristyna P. Demaree<D>, 1972, Professor, PhD, U Colorado.

@FAC = <B>Eugenio N. Frongia<D>, 1988, Professor, PhD, UC Berkeley.

@FAC = <B>Rony Garrido<D>, 2001, Assist Professor, PhD, U Arizona.

@FAC = <B>Maria R. Gonzalez<D>, 1993, Assoc Professor, PhD, UC Irvine.

@FAC = <B>Christine Goulding<D>, 1998, Assoc Professor, PhD, Penn St U.

@FAC = <B>Cindy Jorth<D>, 1998, Lecturer A, MA, CSUF.

@FAC = <B>Donald D. Miller<D>, 2000, Assoc Professor, PhD, U Virginia.

@FAC = <B>Magdalene E. Mueller<D>, 1993, Professor, PhD, Washington
Univ.

@FAC = <B>Kimihiko Nomura<D>, 1991, Assoc Professor, EdD, No Ariz U.

@FAC = <B>Cristina A. Sanicky<D>, 1988, Professor, PhD, UC Davis.

@FAC = <B>Karen R. Sorsby<D>, 1993, Assoc Professor, PhD, UC Davis.

@H12 =
Foreign Language Course Offerings

@T = Please see the section on "Course Description Symbols and
Terms"
in <I>The University Catalog<D> for an explanation of
course
description terminology and symbols, the course
numbering system, and
course credit units. All courses are
lecture and discussion and employ
letter grading
unless otherwise stated. Some prerequisites may be
waived
with faculty permission. Many syllabi are available
on the
Chico Web.

@CRSID = FLNG 315

@CRSTTL = Myth and History in European
Cinema

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: HIST 103
or HIST 110 or one course in the Roots and Branches of Modernism
Upper-Division Thematic.

@CRSDSC = Discusses the ways in which film
reflects and shapes European society since World War I. Examines the
relationships of history, politics, and cinema in Italy, France,
Germany, Britain, and the former Soviet Union. Special fee required;
see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly FLNG 119.

@CRSID = FLNG 340


@CRSTTL = Literary Masterpieces in Translation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSDSC = A stylistic and thematic analysis of major works
in French, German, Hispanic, Italian, and other literatures in English
translation. Course content varies each semester according to language
area taught. Formerly FLNG 100.

@CRSID = FLNG 398

@CRSTTL =
Special Topics

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = This course
is for special topics offered for 1.0-3.0 units. Typically the topic is
offered on a one-time-only basis and may vary from term to term and be
different for different sections. See <I>The Class Schedule<D> for the
specific topic being offered. Formerly FLNG 198.

@CRSID = FLNG 399


@CRSTTL = Special Problems

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC
= This course is an independent study of special problems offered for
1.0-3.0 units. You must register directly with a supervising faculty
member. You may take this course more than once for a maximum of 6.0
units. Credit/no credit grading only. Formerly FLNG 199.

@CRSID =
FLNG 610

@CRSTTL = Technology and Second Language
Learning

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites:
Permission of instructor.

@CRSDSC = Study and practical application
of research, theories, and issues related to second language learning
methods and the introduction of technology into the curriculum. Course
is taught in English. Formerly FLNG 310.



@H12 =
French Course Offerings

@CRSID = FREN 101

@CRSTTL = First-Semester French

@CRSUNITS =
4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = Introduction to French language and culture.
Emphasis on the fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading,
and writing French. This is an approved General Education course.
Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly FREN 001.
CAN FREN 2.

@CRSID = FREN 102

@CRSTTL = Second-Semester
French

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 101
or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Continuation of FREN 101. Emphasis on the
fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading, and writing
French. This is an approved General Education course. Special fee
required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly FREN 002. CAN FREN
4.

@CRSID = FREN 201

@CRSTTL = Third-Semester
French

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fall

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 102 or
equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Reviewing and expanding of language skills and
cultural concepts introduced in FREN 101 and FREN 102. This course
includes composition and reading. This is an approved General Education
course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly
FREN 003. CAN FREN 8.

@CRSID = FREN 202

@CRSTTL =
Fourth-Semester French

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Spring

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 201 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Reviewing and
expanding of language skills and cultural concepts introduced in FREN
101, FREN 102, and FREN 201. This course includes composition and
reading. This is an approved General Education course. Special fee
required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly FREN 004.

@CRSID =
FREN 211

@CRSTTL = Conversational French

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 102 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC
= Practice in the spoken language. Focus on comprehension, expression,
and vocabulary-building. Formerly FREN 020.

@CRSID = FREN 301


@CRSTTL = Composition and Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC
= See description below. Formerly FREN 100A.

@CRSID = FREN 302


@CRSTTL = Composition and Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC
= See description below. Formerly FREN 100B.

@CRSID = FREN 303


@CRSTTL = Composition and Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC
= <B>FREN 301 - FREN 303:<D> Practice in speaking, writing, and
reading. Focus on the development and accurate use of complex language
patterns. These courses are non-sequential. Formerly FREN
100C.

@CRSID = FREN 310

@CRSTTL = Business French

@CRSUNITS =
3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 202 or three yeras of high
school French or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = A survey of French business
practices. Designed for students interested in international business
or affairs, or who intend to travel for business in French-speaking
countries. The course includes films, readings, and class discussion
focusing on the economic, political, and social aspects of French
culture. Formerly FREN 115.

@CRSID = FREN 330

@CRSTTL = French
Culture and Civilization

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = An introduction to
French history and geography as well as French art, literature,
philosophy, education, economy, social classes, and politics. Formerly
FREN 125.

@CRSID = FREN 340

@CRSTTL = Survey of French
Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN
301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRSDSC = A survey of French literature
with special emphasis on genres, literary techniques, and methods of
analysis, early French literature to the French Revolution. Formerly
FREN 140A.

@CRSID = FREN 345

@CRSTTL = Survey of French
Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN
301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRSDSC = A survey of French literature
with special emphasis on genres, literary techniques, and methods of
analysis, Romantic to Contemporary Period. Formerly FREN
140B.

@CRSID = FREN 399

@CRSTTL = Special Problems

@CRSUNITS
= 1.0-3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = This course is an independent study of
special problems offered for 1.0-3.0 units. You must register directly
with a supervising faculty member. You may take this course more than
once for a maximum of 6.0 units. Credit/no credit grading only.
Formerly FREN 199.

@CRSID = FREN 420

@CRSTTL = French
Linguistics

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: Six
units from FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRSDSC = This course
introduces students to the study of linguistics as it relates to
French. Topics include the evolution of the language from Latin to
modern French, as well as historical and contemporary states of the
language as they relate to phonology, morphology, and semantics.
Practical application of knowledge, and the improvement of students'
pronunciation, are stressed. Taught in French. Formerly FREN
230.

@CRSID = FREN 440

@CRSTTL = The French Theater

@CRSUNITS
= 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN
303.

@CRSDSC = Varying content may emphasize the historical
development of the theater or may choose the work of a single author.
Formerly FREN 200.

@CRSID = FREN 445

@CRSTTL = Francophone
Literatures and Societies

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: FREN 301, FREN 302, or FREN 303.

@CRSDSC = This
course involves study of literature and society in Francophone Africa
from the Maghreb (Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria) through Senegal and West
Africa to Madagascar and the Reunion Island, New France (Quebec), the
French Caribbean, the South Pacific (Tahiti), and Souteast Asia
(Vietnam, Cambodia). Formerly FREN 220.

@CRSID = FREN 450


@CRSTTL = The Seventeenth Century

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302,
or FREN 303; FREN 340 or FREN 345.

@CRSDSC = Study of the baroque
and classic periods, including the waning of the seventeenth century.
Major focus on theater. Formerly FREN 250A.

@CRSID = FREN 455


@CRSTTL = The Eighteenth Century

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302,
FREN 303; FREN 340 or FREN 345.

@CRSDSC = Study of the important
trends of the period as seen through representative novels and plays.
Formerly FREN 250B.

@CRSID = FREN 460

@CRSTTL = The Nineteenth
Century

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: Six
units from FREN 301, FREN 302, FREN 303; FREN 340 or FREN
345.

@CRSDSC = Study of the various literary movements across the
century (romanticism, <I>Parnasse<D>, realism, naturalism, symbolism)
in both prose and poetry. Formerly FREN 250C.

@CRSID = FREN 465


@CRSTTL = The Twentieth Century

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: Six units from FREN 301, FREN 302,
FREN 303; FREN 340 or FREN 345.

@CRSDSC = Varying content may
include writers of prose, poetry, and theater and literary movements
such as surrealism, existentialism, the New Novel, and feminism.
Formerly FREN 250D.

@CRSID = FREN 480

@CRSTTL = French
Cinema

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: FREN 202
or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = An introduction to French cinema as a
narrative form, with emphasis on key films and directors from various
periods of French film history. Formerly FREN 210.

@CRSID = FREN 497


@CRSTTL = Writing Proficiency

@CRSUNITS = 1.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ
= Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a grade of C- or
higher; upper-division standing; to be taken concurrently with another
upper-division French literature course.

@CRSDSC = Writing essays in
English on French literature. Purpose is to ensure ability to write
correct English in a style suitable to general essay writing. This is a
writing proficiency, WP, course; a grade of C- or better certifies
writing proficiency for majors. Formerly FREN 197.

@CRSID = FREN
499H

@CRSTTL = Senior Honors Thesis

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: Six units in FREN 301, FREN 302,
FREN 303; 12 other upper-division French units; a grade-point average
in the top 5% of French majors; an interview; faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = Intensive study of scholarly approaches to
problems in French language, literature or culture and training in the
use of secondary sources to back up original ideas, leading to the
production and publication of a scholarly project involving substantial
research and earning a grade of B or higher for the designation of
Honors in the Major. To be taken under faculty supervision for a total
of six units in consecutive semesters. You may take this course more
than once for a maximum of 6.0 units. Formerly FREN 299H.



@H12 =
German Course Offerings

@CRSID = GERM 101

@CRSTTL = First-Semester German

@CRSUNITS =
4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = Introduction to German language and culture.
Emphasis on the fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading,
and writing German. This is an approved General Education course.
Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly GERM
001.

@CRSID = GERM 102

@CRSTTL = Second-Semester
German

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM 101
or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Continuation of GERM 101. Emphasis on the
fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading, and writing
German. This is an approved General Education course. Special fee
required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly GERM 002.

@CRSID =
GERM 201

@CRSTTL = Third-Semester German

@CRSUNITS = 4.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM 102 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC =
Reviewing and expanding of language skills and cultural concepts
introduced in GERM 101 and GERM 102. This course includes composition
and reading. This is an approved General Education course. Special fee
required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly GERM 003.

@CRSID =
GERM 202

@CRSTTL = Fourth-Semester German

@CRSUNITS = 4.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM 201 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC =
Reviewing and expanding of language skills and cultural concepts
introduced in GERM 101, GERM 102, and GERM 201. This course includes
composition and reading. This is an approved General Education course.
Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly GERM
004.

@CRSID = GERM 211

@CRSTTL = Conversational
German

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fall

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM 102 or
equivalent. Should be taken concurrently with GERM 201 or GERM
202.

@CRSDSC = Intensive practice in the spoken language with the
objectives of developing fluency and increasing vocabulary through the
study of cultural topics. Formerly GERM 020A.

@CRSID = GERM 212


@CRSTTL = Conversational German

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Spring

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM 102 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC =
Further intensive practice in the spoken language. May be taken before
or after GERM 211. Formerly GERM 020B.

@CRSID = GERM 301

@CRSTTL
= Composition and Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = See description
below. Formerly GERM 100A.

@CRSID = GERM 302

@CRSTTL =
Composition and Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = See description
below. Formerly GERM 100B.

@CRSID = GERM 303

@CRSTTL =
Composition and Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = <B>GERM 301 - GERM
303:<D> Review of grammar and syntax; vocabulary-building practice in
conversation; synopses of short stories and compositions in German.
Emphasis on accuracy in grammar and expression. These courses are
non-sequential. Formerly GERM 100C.

@CRSID = GERM 325

@CRSTTL =
Linguistics of Modern German

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Study and practice
of the phonology, morphology, and syntax of modern German. Contrastive
analysis of the sounds of German and English. Formerly GERM
120.

@CRSID = GERM 330

@CRSTTL = German Culture and
Civilization

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites:
GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = A survey of some of the great
figures and periods of German art, literature, music, and public life
which have made significant contributions to the development of
civilization in German-speaking countries. Formerly GERM 125.

@CRSID
= GERM 340

@CRSTTL = Introduction to German Literature

@CRSUNITS
= 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM 202 or
equivalent.

@CRSDSC = An introduction to selected works of prose,
lyric, and drama. Includes early German literature through the
eighteenth century. Formerly GERM 140A.

@CRSID = GERM 345


@CRSTTL = Introduction to German Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC
= An introduction to selected works of prose, lyric, and drama.
Includes nineteenth- and twentieth-century German literature. Formerly
GERM 140B.

@CRSID = GERM 399

@CRSTTL = Special
Problems

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = This course is an
independent study of special problems offered for 1.0-3.0 units. You
must register directly with a supervising faculty member. You may take
this course more than once for a maximum of 6.0 units. Credit/no credit
grading only. Formerly GERM 199.

@CRSID = GERM 455

@CRSTTL =
German Classicism

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Primary emphasis on
the classical works of Schiller and Goethe, with attention given as
well to Lessing and the <I>Sturm und Drang<D> movement as precursors of
the period. Formerly GERM 210.

@CRSID = GERM 460

@CRSTTL =
German Romanticism

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Study of prose and
lyric works of Novalis, Tieck, Arnim, Brentano, Hoffman, Eichendorff,
and other figures of the Romantic Period. Analysis of literary and
intellectual trends within the period. Formerly GERM 220.

@CRSID =
GERM 465

@CRSTTL = Nineteenth-Century German
Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM
202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = A survey of the development of prose,
drama, and lyric after Goethe and the Romantics to the twentieth
century, including representative authors of poetic realism and
naturalism. Formerly GERM 240.

@CRSID = GERM 470

@CRSTTL =
Twentieth-Century German Literature Before World War II

@CRSUNITS =
3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: GERM 202 or
equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Readings in prose, drama, and lyric of the
Expressionists, Rilke, Mann, Hesse, Kafka, Brecht, and others. Formerly
GERM 250.

@CRSID = GERM 472

@CRSTTL = Twentieth-Century German
Literature After World War II

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: GERM 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Study of ideas and
trends in the novel, drama, and poetry of Bachmann, B<148>ll,
D<129>rrenmatt, Frisch, Grass, Hochhuth, Jelinek, Weiss, Wolf, and
other contemporary authors. Formerly GERM 255.

@CRSID = GERM 482


@CRSTTL = Weimar Cinema: From Caligari to Hitler

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSDSC = Class taught in English. All films have English
subtitles. Historical survey of film classics from the Expressionist
cinema, the Weimar Republic, and the Third Reich, with an introduction
to the main currents in film aesthetics and theory from Kracauer to
contemporary feminist film theories. Readings of major authors on
films, including Brecht, Eisner, and Kracauer. Screening of films by
Murnau, Lang, and von Sternberg. Special fee required; see <I>The Class
Schedule<D>. Formerly GERM 200A.

@CRSID = GERM 484

@CRSTTL = The
New German Cinema

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSDSC = Class taught
in English. All films have English subtitles. Historical survey of
representative films from the post-war era, the New German, and
feminist cinema, including study of their cultural and social
significance, with a component of significant film aesthetics and
theories from Kluge to contemporary feminist film theories. Special fee
required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly GERM 200B.

@CRSID =
GERM 497

@CRSTTL = Writing Proficiency

@CRSUNITS = 1.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a
grade of C- or higher; upper-division standing.

@CRSDSC = Writing
essays in English on German literature and/or practice in translation
from German to English. Ordinarily taken in conjunction with another
upper-division German course. Purpose is to ensure ability to write
correct English in a style suitable to general essay writing. This is a
writing proficiency, WP, course; a grade of C- or better certifies
writing proficiency for majors. Formerly GERM 197.



@H12 =
Italian Course Offerings

@CRSID = ITAL 101

@CRSTTL = First-Semester Italian

@CRSUNITS =
4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = Introduction to Italian language and culture.
Emphasis on the fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading,
and writing Italian. This is an approved General Education course.
Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly ITAL 001.
CAN ITAL 2.

@CRSID = ITAL 102

@CRSTTL = Second-Semester
Italian

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ITAL 101
or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Continuation of ITAL 101. Emphasis on the
fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading, and writing
Italian. This is an approved General Education course. Special fee
required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly ITAL 002. CAN ITAL
4.

@CRSID = ITAL 201

@CRSTTL = Third-Semester
Italian

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ITAL 102
or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Reviewing and expanding of language skills
and cultural concepts introduced in ITAL 101 and ITAL 102. This course
includes composition and reading. This is an approved General Education
course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly
ITAL 003.

@CRSID = ITAL 202

@CRSTTL = Fourth-Semester
Italian

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ITAL 201
or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Reviewing and expanding of language skills
and cultural concepts introduced in ITAL 101, ITAL 102, and ITAL 201.
This course includes composition and reading. This is an approved
General Education course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class
Schedule<D>. Formerly ITAL 004.

@CRSID = ITAL 211

@CRSTTL =
Italian Conversation and Phonetics

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC
= Intensive training in oral practice, aiming at correct pronunciation.
Conversation designed to develop self-expression and to increase
vocabulary. Formerly ITAL 020.

@CRSID = ITAL 301

@CRSTTL =
Composition and Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = See description
below. Formerly ITAL 100A.

@CRSID = ITAL 302

@CRSTTL =
Composition and Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = <B>ITAL 301 and
ITAL 302:<D> Emphasis on fluency and development of literary style;
composition in the Italian language; review of grammar and syntax.
These courses are non-sequential. Formerly ITAL 100B.

@CRSID = ITAL
320

@CRSTTL = Advanced Italian Conversation and
Phonology

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ITAL
202, ITAL 211 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Continued intensive practice
in the spoken language. Practice and review of phonetics, phonology,
morphology, and syntactics as they apply to the learning and teaching
of Italian. Formerly ITAL 120.

@CRSID = ITAL 330

@CRSTTL =
Italian Culture and Civilization

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ
= Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Survey of some of
the greatest figures in literature, philosophy, science, art, music,
politics, geography, and history of Italy. Taught in Italian. Formerly
ITAL 125.

@CRSID = ITAL 340

@CRSTTL = Masters of Italian
Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ITAL
202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Study of the most important writers of
Italian literature from Dante to modern times. Emphasis on genre,
textual analysis, and interpretation. Readings, discussions, and
reports. Formerly ITAL 140.

@CRSID = ITAL 345

@CRSTTL = Survey
of Italian Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = The main literary
and intellectual trends from Dante to the eighteenth century. Readings,
discussions, and reports. Formerly ITAL 145A.

@CRSID = ITAL 346


@CRSTTL = Survey of Italian Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC
= The main literary trends from the eighteenth century to the present.
Readings, discussions, and reports. Formerly ITAL 145B.

@CRSID =
ITAL 360

@CRSTTL = The Italian Renaissance and Its Influence on
Western Civilization

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Spring

@CRSDSC = A study of
the major events in fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Italy and their
influence upon other European countries. Taught in English. This is an
approved General Education course. Formerly ITAL 160.

@CRSID = ITAL
399

@CRSTTL = Special Problems

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = This course is an independent study of special
problems offered for 1.0-3.0 units. You must register directly with a
supervising faculty member. You may take this course more than once for
a maximum of 6.0 units. Credit/no credit grading only. Formerly ITAL
199.

@CRSID = ITAL 430

@CRSTTL = Italian American
Studies

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSDSC = This course is the
study of the arrival, presence, and contributions of the Italian
immigrants in the Americas, especially in the United States and
California. The course emphasizes the complex dynamics of cultural
assimilation and ethnic differentiation of Italian immigrants in the
adopted countries. Formerly ITAL 225.

@CRSID = ITAL 440

@CRSTTL
= Development of Italian Drama

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = See description
below. Formerly ITAL 210A.

@CRSID = ITAL 441

@CRSTTL =
Development of Italian Drama

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = <B>ITAL 440 - ITAL
441:<D> History of the Italian drama from the beginning to the
twentieth century. Will include the <I>Commedia dell'Arte<D> and its
influence on Western Drama, and the survey of operatic authors.
Formerly ITAL 210B.

@CRSID = ITAL 460

@CRSTTL = Proseminar in
Literary Figures and Problems

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = See description
below. Formerly ITAL 297A.

@CRSID = ITAL 461

@CRSTTL =
Proseminar in Literary Figures and Problems

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC
= See description below. Formerly ITAL 297B.

@CRSID = ITAL 462


@CRSTTL = Proseminar in Literary Figures and Problems

@CRSUNITS
= 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ITAL 202 or
equivalent.

@CRSDSC = See description below. Formerly ITAL
297C.

@CRSID = ITAL 463

@CRSTTL = Proseminar in Literary Figures
and Problems

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites:
ITAL 202 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = <B>ITAL 460 - ITAL 463:<D> Study
of a major figure, genre, movement, or period in Italian letters.
Formerly ITAL 297D.

@CRSID = ITAL 482

@CRSTTL = Italian Cinema
<197> General History, Genres, and Trends

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSDSC = The Italian Cinema as a creative art form has had
a profound and lasting impact on world cinematography. The course wil
include Italian film history and the study of major trends and
techniques. The relationship of the Cinema to socio-political,
economic, and literary events in Italy and the world will be studied:
Neorealism, The Felliniesque, Spaghetti Western, <I>Commedia
all'Italiana,<D> and more recent trends. Taught in English. Formerly
ITAL 200A.

@CRSID = ITAL 483

@CRSTTL = Italian Cinema <197>
Great Film Directors

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSDSC = Consists
of a series of related in-depth monographic studies of such great film
directors as De Sica, Visconti, Rossellini, Fellini, Antonioni,
Bertolucci, Pasolini, The Tavianis, and Scola. Taught in English.
Formerly ITAL 200B.



@H12 =
Japanese Course Offerings

@CRSID = JAPN 101

@CRSTTL = First-Semester Japanese

@CRSUNITS =
4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = Introduction to the Japanese language and
culture. Emphasis on the development of fundamental skills in
listening, speaking, reading, and writing with clear understanding of
basic sentence structures. Acquisition of <I>Hiragana<D> and
<I>Katakana<D> characters (phonetic symbols). This is an approved
General Education course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class
Schedule<D>. Formerly JAPN 001. CAN JAPN 2.

@CRSID = JAPN 102


@CRSTTL = Second-Semester Japanese

@CRSUNITS = 4.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: JAPN 101 or faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = Continuation of JAPN 101. Special attention to
different verb forms and essential auxiliary expressions. Appropriate
language use in a variety of social settings. Acquisition of 110
<I>Kanji<D> characters (ideographic symbols). This is an approved
General Education course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class
Schedule<D>. Formerly JAPN 002. CAN JAPN 4.

@CRSID = JAPN 201


@CRSTTL = Third-Semester Japanese

@CRSUNITS = 4.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: JAPN 102 or faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = Review of major grammatical structures and
further development of the student's cultural awareness and proficiency
in listening, speaking, reading, and writing Japanese. Special
attention to logical discourse development. Acquisition of 200
<I>Kanji<D> characters (ideographic symbols). This is an approved
General Education course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class
Schedule<D>. Formerly JAPN 003.

@CRSID = JAPN 202

@CRSTTL =
Fourth-Semester Japanese

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: JAPN 201 or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC =
Continuation of review of major grammatical structures and further
development of the student's cultural awareness and proficiency in
listening, speaking, reading, and writing Japanese. Special attention
to refining and expanding discourse. Acquisition of 300 <I>Kanji<D>
characters (ideographic symbols). This is an approved General Education
course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly
JAPN 004.

@CRSID = JAPN 330

@CRSTTL = Japanese Culture and
Civilization

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = An introduction to
Japanese history and geography, as well as Japanese art forms,
literature, philosophy, education, economy, customs, language, and
politics. Course also includes a comparison of Japanese and American
organizational theories. This is an approved Non-Western course.
Formerly JAPN 125.



@H12 =
Latin Course Offerings

@CRSID = LATN 101

@CRSTTL = First-Semester Latin

@CRSUNITS = 4.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = Introduction to the Latin language and culture.
Emphasis on the fundamental skills of reading, pronunciation and
composition of Latin. This is an approved General Education course.
Formerly LATN 001.



@H12 =
Spanish Course Offerings

@CRSID = SPAN 101

@CRSTTL = First-Semester Spanish

@CRSUNITS =
4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 101 is not available for
credit to students with two or more years of Spanish within the last
three years.

@CRSDSC = Introduction to Spanish language and culture.
Emphasis on the fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading,
and writing Spanish. This is an approved General Education course.
Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly SPAN 001.
CAN SPAN 2.

@CRSID = SPAN 102

@CRSTTL = Second-Semester
Spanish

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 101
or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Continuation of SPAN 101. Emphasis on the
fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading, and writing
Spanish. This is an approved General Education course. Special fee
required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly SPAN 002. CAN SPAN
4.

@CRSID = SPAN 200

@CRSTTL = Conversational
Spanish

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 102
or equivalent. May be taken concurrently with SPAN 201 or SPAN
202.

@CRSDSC = Intensive practice in the spoken language with the
objectives of developing fluency and increasing vocabulary through the
study of cultural topics. Formerly SPAN 020.

@CRSID = SPAN 201


@CRSTTL = Third-Semester Spanish

@CRSUNITS = 4.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 102 or equivalent.

@CRSDSC =
Reviewing and expanding of language skills and cultural concepts
introduced in SPAN 101 and SPAN 102. This course includes composition
and reading. This is an approved General Education course. Special fee
required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly SPAN 003. CAN SPAN
8.

@CRSID = SPAN 201N

@CRSTTL = Spanish for Spanish
Speakers

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fall

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: Faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = Reviewing and expanding of language skills
possessed by speakers of Spanish who have not studied the language
formally. This course includes composition and reading. Particular
focus on the Mexican-American/Latino experience. Formerly SPAN
003S.

@CRSID = SPAN 202

@CRSTTL = Fourth-Semester
Spanish

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 201
or equivalent.

@CRSDSC = Reviewing and expanding of language skills
and cultural concepts introduced in SPAN 101, SPAN 102, and SPAN 201.
This course includes composition and reading. This is an approved
General Education course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class
Schedule<D>. Formerly SPAN 004.

@CRSID = SPAN 202N

@CRSTTL =
Spanish for Spanish Speakers

@CRSUNITS = 4.0 Spring

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: Faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = Further reviewing and
expanding of language skills possessed by speakers of Spanish who have
not studied the language formally. Builds on topics studied in SPAN
201N. This course includes composition and reading. Particular focus on
the Mexican-American/Latino experience. This is an approved General
Education course. Special fee required; see <I>The Class Schedule<D>.
Formerly SPAN 004S.

@CRSID = SPAN 203

@CRSTTL = Reading and
Conversation

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN
201. May be taken concurrently with SPAN 202.

@CRSDSC = Reading
practice and discussions designed to further acquaint the student with
Hispanic culture and to improve comprehension and vocabulary in
preparation for upper-division courses. Formerly SPAN 025.

@CRSID =
SPAN 301

@CRSTTL = Grammar and Composition

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 202 or equivalent. May be taken
concurrently with SPAN 321 and/or SPAN 303.

@CRSDSC = Intensive
review of grammar and its application in composition. This course or
its equivalent is a prerequisite for all other upper-division courses.
Required of all majors and minors. Formerly SPAN 104A.

@CRSID = SPAN
302

@CRSTTL = Reading and Composition

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRSDSC = Emphasis on
fluency, style, and syntax. Required of all majors and minors. Formerly
SPAN 104B.

@CRSID = SPAN 303

@CRSTTL = Advanced Oral
Expression

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Spring

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN
202 or equivalent. May be taken concurrently with SPAN 301 and/or SPAN
321.

@CRSDSC = Intensive practice in the spoken language at an
advanced level of proficiency. Guided conversations and discussions,
debates, and speeches. Enrollment will be limited. Native speakers
should consult with instructor before enrolling. Formerly SPAN
133.

@CRSID = SPAN 320

@CRSTTL = Introduction to Spanish
Linguistics

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Spring

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN
301.

@CRSDSC = A survey of the fields of general linguistics. Theory
and practice of language analysis. Relationship between language and
culture. Principles of phonology, morphology, and syntax of Spanish
language. Formerly SPAN 106.

@CRSID = SPAN 321

@CRSTTL = Spanish
Phonology

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fall

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 202
or equivalent. May be taken concurrently with SPAN 301 and/or SPAN
303.

@CRSDSC = Phonology (phonetics and phonemics), linguistic
geography, and related areas as they apply to the learning and teaching
of Spanish. Formerly SPAN 120.

@CRSID = SPAN 331

@CRSTTL =
Spanish Culture and Civilization

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fall

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301 or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC =
Introduction to the historical and cultural heritage of Spain, to
selected figures in the arts and public life, and to the ways and
traditions of Spaniards today. Readings, reports, and discussion.
Formerly SPAN 130.

@CRSID = SPAN 332

@CRSTTL = Latin American
Culture and Civilization

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301 or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = A survey of
the cultural, social, economic, and political heritage of Latin America
and its evolution into contemporary Latin American society. Formerly
SPAN 150.

@CRSID = SPAN 341

@CRSTTL = Introduction to Latin
American Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRSDSC = Introduces students to the study
of Hispanic literature and culture, and develops their skills in
language comprehension and analysis of prose, poetry, and drama. The
works studied will be short stories, full-length plays, and
Hispanic-American narrative and lyric poetry. SPAN 341 and SPAN 342 are
required of all majors and count as electives for the minor. Either
fulfills the prerequisite for all other upper-division literature
courses. Formerly SPAN 105A.

@CRSID = SPAN 342

@CRSTTL =
Introduction to Spanish Peninsular Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301.

@CRSDSC = Introduces
students to the study of Hispanic literature and culture, and develops
their skills in language comprehension and analysis of prose, poetry,
and drama. Works studied will be the novel, one-act plays, and
Peninsular Spanish narrative and lyric poetry. SPAN 342 is required of
all majors and fulfills the prerequisite for all other upper-division
literature courses. Formerly SPAN 105B.

@CRSID = SPAN 354


@CRSTTL = Chicano Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fall

@CRSDSC = A
study of the Chicano people as reflected in selected films and
literature. Reading, discussions, and reports will be in English. This
is a service course for non-majors and not elective for a BA degree or
minor in Spanish. This is an approved General Education course. This is
an approved Ethnic course. Formerly SPAN 140.

@CRSID = SPAN 371


@CRSTTL = Workshop in Hispanic Children's Literature

@CRSUNITS =
3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301 or faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = The student will explore the relationship
between literature and culture. Oral expression will be enhanced
through reading and individual and class projects. Practical
implementation of knowledge through the interpretation of stories,
creation of short plays and original skits for presentation at local
elementary schools that have a substantial Hispanic enrollment.
Formerly SPAN 135.

@CRSID = SPAN 398

@CRSTTL = Special
Topics

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = This course is for
special topics offered for 1.0-3.0 units. Typically the topic is
offered on a one-time-only basis and may vary from term to term and be
different for different sections. See <I>The Class Schedule<D> for the
specific topic being offered. Formerly SPAN 198.

@CRSID = SPAN 399


@CRSTTL = Special Problems

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC
= This course is an independent study of special problems offered for
1.0-3.0 units. You must register directly with a supervising faculty
member. You may take this course more than once for a maximum of 6.0
units. Credit/no credit grading only. Formerly SPAN 199.

@CRSID =
SPAN 441

@CRSTTL = Hispanic Short Story

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342; or
faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = Study of leading short story writers
from Spain and Latin America, with background readings and reports on
representative authors. Emphasis on contemporary works. Formerly SPAN
200.

@CRSID = SPAN 442

@CRSTTL = Hispanic Theater

@CRSUNITS =
3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342;
or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = Readings, discussions, reports, and
oral interpretation of major dramatic works of Latin America and Spain.
Formerly SPAN 204.

@CRSID = SPAN 443

@CRSTTL = Hispanic
Novel

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301;
SPAN 341 or SPAN 342; or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = Analysis of
representative novels from Latin America and Spain. Formerly SPAN
208.

@CRSID = SPAN 444

@CRSTTL = Hispanic Poetry

@CRSUNITS =
3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342;
or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = Study of the leading poets of Spain
and Latin America. Formerly SPAN 214.

@CRSID = SPAN 451

@CRSTTL
= Literature of Mexico

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342; or faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = Readings and reports on literature of Mexico
from pre-Columbian to contemporary literature. Formerly SPAN
209.

@CRSID = SPAN 452

@CRSTTL = Viewing the Hispanic
Caribbean

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN
301, SPAN 302; either SPAN 341 or SPAN 342 (may be taken
concurrently).

@CRSDSC = Critical analysis of literature and culture
of the Spanish-speaking Caribbean, utilizing reading, discussion, oral
reports, and written projects. Formerly SPAN 210.

@CRSID = SPAN 454


@CRSTTL = Chicano Literature

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ
= Prerequisites: SPAN 301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342; or faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = A study of the Chicano people as reflected in
selected films and literature. Discussions will be in Spanish, readings
in English and Spanish, reports in Spanish. Formerly SPAN
240.

@CRSID = SPAN 461

@CRSTTL = Don Quixote

@CRSUNITS = 3.0
Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342; or
faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = Cervantes' novel and his amiable
madman in the larger context of literature and culture. Commentary on
contemporary history, society, and politics. Formerly SPAN
206.

@CRSID = SPAN 470H

@CRSTTL = Spanish Hornors
Seminar

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301,
SPAN 302 with a grade of B or higher; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342; three units
of SPAN 321 or higher level. Minimum GPA in major of 3.5. Open only to
students in the top 5 percent of majors in the program. Faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = A seminar for Honors students. The course
focuses on major literary periods and authors from Latin America and
Spain in conjunction with literary criticism and theory. Initial work
on writing the Honors thesis. Formerly SPAN 270H.

@CRSID = SPAN 471


@CRSTTL = Women and Literature in the Hispanic World

@CRSUNITS =
3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN 301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342;
or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = Women in Spanish-speaking society.
An approach to culture via a study of women as literary subjects and as
writers. The idealization and reality of their existence as reflected
through Spanish and Latin American literature. Formerly SPAN
250.

@CRSID = SPAN 472

@CRSTTL = Oral and Written Traditions of
the Spanish Speaking World

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ =
Prerequisites: SPAN 301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342; or faculty
permission.

@CRSDSC = Study of the diverse oral and written
traditions that both predate and coexist with the literary tradition in
Spanish. Topics may include oral narrative such as legends, myths,
proverbs, religious beliefs; oral practices in verse such as the
troubadour tradition, anonymous epic poetry, popular songs and ballads,
and corridos; and written practices such as testimonies,
autobiographies, and epistles. Formerly SPAN 230.

@CRSID = SPAN 481


@CRSTTL = Film and Literature in Spain and Latin
America

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: SPAN
301; SPAN 341 or SPAN 342; or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = Students
will consider the elements that constitute literary and cinematic
masterpieces by examining films based on a variety of texts: epic
poetry, drama, short story, legend, novel, <I>zarzuela,<D> and
filmscript. The films will represent the cultural and linguistic
diversity in areas of Spain and Latin America. Special fee required;
see <I>The Class Schedule<D>. Formerly SPAN 260.

@CRSID = SPAN 489


@CRSTTL = Directed Field Experience in Spanish

@CRSUNITS =
1.0-3.0 Inquire

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: Recommended for majors and
graduate students, some minors upon completion of SPAN 302 or
equivalent or faculty permission.

@CRSDSC = This course is an
internship offered for 1.0-3.0 units. You must register directly with a
supervising faculty member. Provides students with the opportunity to
develop their language proficiency in Spanish and enables them to use
their language skills in on-the-job situations. Limited to majors,
graduate students, and selected minors upon completion of SPAN 302. May
be taken for a maximum of 3 units. You may take this course more than
once for a maximum of 15.0 units. Formerly SPAN 289.

@CRSID = SPAN
497

@CRSTTL = Writing Proficiency

@CRSUNITS = 1.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a
grade of C- or higher; upper-division standing. To be taken
concurrently with any upper-division Spanish course.

@CRSDSC =
Writing essays in English on Hispanic literature or culture. The
purpose is to ensure ability to write correct English in a style
suitable to general essay writing. This is a writing proficiency, WP,
course; a grade of C- or better certifies writing proficiency for
majors. Formerly SPAN 197.

@CRSID = SPAN 499H

@CRSTTL = Spanish
Honors Thesis

@CRSUNITS = 3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSPRQ = Prerequisites:
SPAN 470H with a grade of B or higher, faculty permission.

@CRSDSC =
Independent Study. Completion of Honors thesis under the direction of
assigned Spanish faculty. The thesis, based on studies begun in SPAN
470H, requires original work beyond that normally required in
undergraduate work. Students present the thesis in a public lecture.
Formerly SPAN 299H.

@CRSID = SPAN 689

@CRSTTL =
Internship

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = This course is an
internship offered for 1.0-3.0 units. You must register with a
supervising faculty member. You may take this course more than once for
a maximum of 15.0 units. Formerly SPAN 389.

@CRSID = SPAN 697


@CRSTTL = Independent Study

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = This course is a graduate-level independent study
offered for 1.0-3.0 units. You must register directly with a
supervising faculty member. You may take this course more than once for
a maximum of 6.0 units. Formerly SPAN 398.

@CRSID = SPAN 698


@CRSTTL = Special Topic

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0 Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC =
This course is a special topic offered for 1.0-3.0 units. Typically the
topic is offered on a one-time-only basis and will vary from term to
term and be different for different sections. You may take this course
more than once for a maximum of 3.0 units. Formerly SPAN 397.

@CRSID
= SPAN 699T

@CRSTTL = Master's Thesis

@CRSUNITS = 1.0-3.0
Fa/Spr

@CRSDSC = This course is offered as for 1.0-3.0 units. You
must register directly with a supervising faculty member. You may take
this course more than once for a maximum of 6.0 units. Formerly SPAN
399.