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Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students
in Spanish are expected to:
-
Write, listen, and converse proficiently about
Spanish and Latin-American literary works,
movements, and genres and about the civilizations
of Spain, Latin-American, and the Spanish-speaking
world;
- Master
reading comprehension, terminology, and basic
research tools appropriate to literary and
cultural analysis;
- Demonstrate
language proficiency through standardized
examinations;
- Engage
in rational, civil discourse in a manner respectful
of others and the cultural diversity of the
Spanish-speaking world.
Major,
Bachelor of Arts (33 hours) — minor
required
A student, in consultation with the undergraduate
advisor, may choose to focus on a specialized
area of Spanish.
Spanish
— click 
for 2009-2010 course requirements
Latin
American Culture Studies specialization
— click
for 2009-2010 course requirements
An
interdisciplinary planned curriculum of studies
on Latin America.
Students
choosing the Latin American culture studies
specialization must fulfill the Spanish language
requirement by completing Spanish at the 3510
level or demonstrating competency in the Spanish
language—e.g., by completing intensive
Spanish language and culture courses through
the abroad program in Mexico.
Minor
(21 hours)
- SPAN
2700, 3510, 3520 (9)
- SPAN
3670 or 3710 (3)
- SPAN
3680, 3770 or 3780 (3)
- Electives
with one course at 4000 level (6)
- Courses
required for the minor may not be taken S/U.
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