ART 1775 - Art and Architecture in
France
An overview of painting, sculpture, and architecture in rural
France and the city of Paris from Roman Gaul through the 19th
Century. 3 credits
ECO 1320 - Economics of Poverty and Income
Inequality
An examination of the everyday life of poverty stricken
individuals. Critical analysis of the development of economic
policy, economic trends and the conditions that would
have to be changed if poverty is to be ended. 3 credits
FRE 1000 - Intensive French
This course aims to develop basic communication skills in French.
Through a progressive use of the four skills: listening,
speaking, reading and writing, students develop oral and written
proficiency at a limited level within the context of French
culture. 3 credits
FRE 1010 - French Level I
This course aims to develop basic communication skills in French.
Through a progressive use of the four skills: listening,
speaking, reading and writing, students develop oral and written
proficiency at a limited level within the context of French
culture. 3 credits
FRE 1020 - French Level II
This course aims to develop basic communication skills in French.
Through a progressive use of the four skills: listening,
speaking, reading and writing, students develop oral and written
proficiency at a limited level within the context of French
culture. 3 credits
FRE 2121 - Women Writers in
France
A study of the rich and diverse literary works of French women
writers from the 12th century to the present, the changing
sociohistorical context and the common issues and themes that
constitute a female tradition. The course is taught in English and
is not part of the sequence for the French major or minor. May
be used as a general elective or as an elective in the Women's
Studies minor. Offered in the Spring 2009 semester. 3
credits
FRE 3110/3120 - Advanced French
Conversation
Drill and practice in conversational French. Topics are selected to
meet the requirements of daily life. 3
credits
FRE 3150 - Intermediate French
Grammar
Prerequisite: FRE 2040 or 2050 or permission of the Chair. Review
of grammar for advanced composition courses. 3 credits
FRE 3560 - Civilization of France
II
The history , geography, arts, science, folklore, politics and
customs that have contributed to the shaping of French civilization
and culture. Part II covers French history and civilization
from 1700 to the present. This course is conducted in French. 3
credits
FRE 3620 - Paris in the French
Culture
Prerequisite: FRE 1010 or permission of the Chair for non-majors. A
study of the development of the city of Paris from its founding up
to the present with the emphasis on its contributions to French
culture; onsite discussions include urban study history, social
history, literature, painting, music and theater. 3 credits
GOV 1010 - Contemporary Government and
Politics
A Introduction to the nature and scope of politics. Approaches to
the analysis of political behavior and thinking. Major issues and
conflicts in the contemporary world. 3 credits
GOV 1030 - American National
Government
The nature of United States federalism; the structure and work of
the national government, the executive branch; the Congress, with
emphasis on its committee system and executive-legislative
relationships; the federal judiciary with reference to appropriate
constitutional cases, and the departments and administrative
establishments. 3 credits
GOV 1700 - Comparative Political
Systems
The methodology of comparative analysis, of belief systems and
the concept of political culture, party and pressure-group
systems in Western European, Communist and developing countries;
patterns of political change. 3 credits
GOV 3290 - Politics of
Revolution
Empirical theories of revolution through the reading and
analysis of major attempts to delineate the causes, development,
and effects of revolution, with examples of revolutions in world
history from the classical period to the present. 3 credits
GOV 3680 - Politics of Africa
The dynamics of societies in transition in the developing nations
of Africa; analysis of their evolution from colonial dependency and
traditional tribal units into modern nation-state systems. 3
credits
GOV 4913 - International Internship
(*French level - intermediate or above)
An internship program in the field of politics ranging from
campaign work to the legal process. Periodic consultation with
the internship director is required. 3 credits
LLT 3980 - International Internship
(*French level - intermediate or above)
Prerequisite: permission of the coordinator. Total immersion
experience in the field of interest chosen by the student in
France. 3 credits
PHI 3000C - Metaphysics
Prerequisite: PHI 1000C or permission of the instructor. An
examination of the central epistemological and metaphysical issues
of modern philosophy. 3 credits
THE 2810 - Religions of the
World
Prerequisite: THE 1000C. A critical introduction to the study of
world religions, exploring the beliefs, rituals and ethical ideals
of representative religious manifestations of the past and present.
3 credits
Distance Learning:
In addition to classroom courses, students are also able to take
Distance Learning courses while they are abroad. Please check with
your dean or academic advisor for more information.