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RUS 111, 112 Elementary Russian I, II (4 credits) |
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An introduction to Russian. Class work will be supplemented by practice in the language laboratory. No student who has had two or more years of Russian in high school (or who has acquired an equivalent proficiency) may receive credit for RUS 111 without written permission from the supervisor of the course.
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RUS 211, 212 Intermediate Russian I, II |
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An intermediate course in Russian stressing an active command of the language.
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RUS 213 Russian for Students of Russian Speaking Background * |
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SYLLABUS
A course intended for students who already speak Russian and who need training in writing, reading, and grammar.
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RUS 311, 312 Russian Conversation and Composition I, II |
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A course on the active use of spoken and written Russian. Particular emphasis is placed on contemporary idiom.
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RUS 331 Contemporary Russian Literacy * (Internet Course) |
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SYLLABUS
The study of Russian Literature and culture past the intermediate level through the use of the internet resources.
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RUS 332 Professional Russian Online Seminar * (Internet Course) |
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SYLLABUS
This course is intended as an opportunity for students to use class time in order to research literature written in Russian pertaining to their major fields. The primary goals are enrichment of professional vocabulary and development of advanced reading and writing proficiency in the student’s major field of study.
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Course Assistant Head:
Foundations of Europe (EUR 101)
Development of European Culture (EUR 201) |
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(courses marked * were created and designed by me) |
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