PURDUE UNIVERSITY
College of Liberal Arts
35 Hours GERMAN--MAJOR 451
General German Undergraduate Information
Before undertaking this concentration, the student must establish proficiency equivalent to German Level IV. Proficiency may be established by taking and passing GER 202, by examination, or by other evidence acceptable to the Department.
Beginning Fall 2002, Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.67/4 in the courses used in the major and may use no grade lower than a “C”.
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MAJOR: Cr.Hrs.
A. The following courses in German language........................................................................................................................................... 11
3___ 301 German Level V
3___ 302 German Level VI
3___ 401 German Level VII
2___ 402 German Level VIII
B. The following courses in German literature.............................................................................................................................................. 9
3___ 241 Introduction to the Study of German Literature
3___ 341 German Literature I
3___ 342 German Literature II
C. One 500-level course in German Linguistics............................................................................................................................................. 3
(Note: FLL 261 is a prerequisite)
D............ The following courses in German culture and civilization...................................................................................................................... 6
3___480 German Civilization
3___581 German Culture
E. German electives........................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Six hours chosen by the student from German courses at the 300-, 400-, or 500-level. No more than one course (3
hrs.) may be in English
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Total required for the Major...................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
SUGGESTED ARRANGEMENT OF COURSES:
|
F |
*ENGL 101/103 |
*COM 114 |
*MATH/STAT |
*U. S. TRADITION |
+*GER 202 (OTHER LANGUAGE) |
|
R |
*ENGL 102 |
*AESTHETIC AWARENESS |
*MATH/STAT |
*FLL 261 (IND. & SOC.-B) |
GER 301 |
|
s |
*NATURAL SCIENCES |
|
GER 241
|
|
GER 302 |
|
O |
*NATURAL SCIENCES |
*WESTERN HERITAGE |
|
GER. LINGUISTICS |
GER 341 |
|
J |
*GENDER ISSUES |
*OTHER CULTURES |
*RACIAL & ETHNIC DIVERSITY |
GER 401 |
AREA E ELECTIVE |
|
R |
*GLOBAL PERSPECIVE (STUDY ABROAD) |
|
|
GER 402 |
AREA E ELECTIVE |
|
S |
*SOCIAL ETHICS |
|
GER 480 |
|
|
|
R |
|
|
GER 342 |
GER 581 |
|
*Satisfies a school core requirement.
+Some students may need to begin language courses at a lower level.
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