abilities while examining a variety of current current events, and cultural studies are used as events and topics of interest in Japan today. conversational topics. Successful students will only Japanese during class. Advanced Japanese corresponds to FLJ 241 in the DMACC course guide. Formal Japanese Course No.: 31125 Spanish I Course Length: 1 semester Credit: 1 Course No.: 32100 Course Begins: Spring 2010 Course Length: 1 year Prerequisite: Japanese II Credit: 2 Course Begins: Fall In Formal Japanese students will review and Prerequisite: None expand language skills in conversation, listening, composition, grammar, vocabulary, and reading Spanish I introduces students to the Spanish abilities as used in formal settings and contexts language and Hispanic culture. Major emphasis such as letters, interviews, business meetings is placed on understanding the spoken word and and phone calls, and speeches. This course will conversational skills. Reading and writing are include a look at career options using Japanese secondary goals. Subject matter deals with language. everyday topics such as school, family, friends, leisure time, meals, etc. A brief overview of various Hispanic countries, artists, traditions and holidays is included. Traditional Japanese Course No.: Spanish II Course Length: 1 semester Credit: 1 UHS Course No.: Prerequisite: Japanese II Course Length: 1 year Credit: 2 In Traditional Japanese, students will review and Course Begins: Fall expand language skills in conversation, listening, Prerequisite: Spanish I composition, grammar, and reading abilities while examining a variety of traditional Japanese Spanish II emphasizes vocabulary expansion practices, products, and perspectives. and continued development of the structure of the language. Self-expression is strengthened through question-answer drills, informal conversation, and speeches. The culture of Latin America, Spanish, and Mexican influences on the United States and the avocational possibilities of Spanish are discussed. Spanish III Advanced Japanese Course No.: 32110 Course No.: 31130 Course Length: 1 year Course Length: 1 semester Credit: 2 Credit: 1 UHS + 4 Course Begins: Fall DMACC Prerequisite: Spanish II Prerequisite: 7 semesters of Japanese Spanish III offers a balanced program of conversation, listening, composition, grammar, Advanced Japanese concentrates on vocabulary, reading, and culture. Students conversational skills and composition as well as review prior levels materials as needed and the reading of authentic materials. Literature,
abilities while examining a variety of current events and topics of interest in Japan today. Formal Japanese Course No.: 31125 Course Length: 1 semester Credit: 1 Course Begins: Spring 2010 Prerequisite: Japanese II In Formal Japanese students will review and expand language skills in conversation, listening, composition, grammar, vocabulary, and reading abilities as used in formal settings and contexts such as letters, interviews, business meetings and phone calls, and speeches. This course will include a look at career options using Japanese language. Traditional Japanese Course No.: Course Length: 1 semester Credit: 1 UHS Prerequisite: Japanese II In Traditional Japanese, students will review and expand language skills in conversation, listening, composition, grammar, and reading abilities while examining a variety of traditional Japanese practices, products, and perspectives. Advanced Japanese Course No.: 31130 Course Length: 1 semester Credit: 1 UHS + 4 DMACC Prerequisite: 7 semesters of Japanese Advanced Japanese concentrates on conversational skills and composition as well as the reading of authentic materials. Literature, current events, and cultural studies are used as conversational topics. Successful students will only Japanese during class. Advanced Japanese corresponds to FLJ 241 in the DMACC course guide. Spanish I Course No.: 32100 Course Length: 1 year Credit: 2 Course Begins: Fall Prerequisite: None Spanish I introduces students to the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. Major emphasis is placed on understanding the spoken word and conversational skills. Reading and writing are secondary goals. Subject matter deals with everyday topics such as school, family, friends, leisure time, meals, etc. A brief overview of various Hispanic countries, artists, traditions and holidays is included. Spanish II Course No.: Course Length: 1 year Credit: 2 Course Begins: Fall Prerequisite: Spanish I Spanish II emphasizes vocabulary expansion and continued development of the structure of the language. Self-expression is strengthened through question-answer drills, informal conversation, and speeches. The culture of Latin America, Spanish, and Mexican influences on the United States and the avocational possibilities of Spanish are discussed. Spanish III Course No.: 32110 Course Length: 1 year Credit: 2 Course Begins: Fall Prerequisite: Spanish II Spanish III offers a balanced program of conversation, listening, composition, grammar, vocabulary, reading, and culture. Students review prior levels materials as needed and
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