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Calendar
Academic Year 1998-1999

Calendar
Academic Year 1999-2000

Liberal ed Reqs
Quarter to Semester System

Liberal ed Reqs
Semester to Quarter System

Recommended
Quarter to Semester Substitutions

Fall 98
Schedule

Spring 99
Schedule

MODERN LANGUAGES	MODERN LANGUAGES
RECOMMENDED QUARTER TO SEMESTER COURSE SUBSTITUTIONS Modern Languages Contact: Nancy Erickson Hagg-Sauer 316. ph. 2816 The following substitutions are recommendations of the department and are subject to change and interpretation. Note: For courses not offered under quarters, see Semester Course Offerings, below.
Quarter Courses 1996-98 Undergraduate Catalog	Recommended Semester Course Substitution 1998-2000 Undergraduate Catalog
CHINESE	CHINESE
110 Elementary Chinese	1111 Elementary Chinese I
111 Elementary Chinese	See Departmental Plan
112 Elementary Chinese	1112 Elementary Chinese II
FRENCH	FRENCH
101 French Culture and Language	1100 French Culture and Language
110 Elementary French	1111 Elementary French I
111 Elementary French	See Department Plan
112 Elementary French	1112 Elementary French II
210 Intermediate French	2211 Intermediate French I
211 Intermediate French	See Department Plan
212 Intermediate French	2212 Intermediate French II
301 Study Abroad	3300 Study Abroad
310 Advanced Skills	3311 Conversation and Composition
311 Survey of French Culture and Institutions	3311 Conversation and Composition 3312 Introduction to French Literature and Culture
312 Introduction to Literary Texts	3312 Introduction to French Literature and Culture
410 20th Century French Literature	4418 19th and 20th Century Literature
411 19th Century French Literature	4418 19th and 20th Century Literature
412 18th Century French Literature	4417 17th and 18th Century Literature
413 17th Century French Literature	4417 17th and 18th Century Literature
414 French Literature of the "Moyen Age" and the Renaissance	4410 French Literature of the "Moyen Age" and the Renaissance
415 Senior Seminar	dropped course
462 Modern Language Honors	dropped course
GERMAN	GERMAN
101 Introduction to Germany	1100 Introduction to Germany
110 Elementary German	1111 Elementary German I
111 Elementary German	See Department Plan
112 Elementary German	1112 Elementary German II
210 Intermediate German	2211 Intermediate German I
211 Intermediate German	See Department Plan
212 Intermediate German	2212 Intermediate German II
301 Study Abroad	3300 Study Abroad
310 Conversation and Composition	3311 Conversation and Composition
311 Introduction to the Study of German Culture	3311 Conversation and Composition 3312 Introduction to the Study of German Culture and Literature
312 Introduction to the Study of German Literature	3312 Introduction to the Study of German Culture and Literature
320 Advanced Conversation and Vocabulary Building	3317 Advanced Conversation and Vocabulary Building
321 Advanced Listening Comprehension	3318 Advance Listening Comprehension
322 Advanced Composition	3319 Advanced Composition
410 Contemporary German	4410 Contemporary Germany
411 German Unification through World War II: 1870-1945	4417 German Unification Through World War II: 1870-1945
412 Realism and Naturalism	4418 Realism and Naturalism
420 Romanticism, Biedermeier, and Junges Deutschland	4419 Romanticism, Biedermeier, and Junges Deutschland
421 The Enlightenment and Classicism	4420 The Enlightenment and Classicism
422 The Early Years: 800-1700	4427 The Early Years: 800-1700
430 German Linguistics	4430 German Linguistics
462 Modern Language Honors	dropped course
463 Studies in the German Language	4467 Studies in the German Language and Culture
464 Studies in the German Literature	4468 Studies in German Literature
JAPANESE	JAPANESE
110 Elementary Japanese 1111 Elementary Japanese I	1111 Elementary Japanese I
111 Elementary Japanese	See Department Plan
112 Elementary Japanese 1112 Elementary Japanese II	1112 Elementary Japanese II
OJIBWE	OJIBWE
110 Elementary Ojibwe	1111 Elementary Ojibwe I
111 Elementary Ojibwe	See Department Plan
112 Elementary Ojibwe	1112 Elementary Ojibwe II
210 Intermediate Ojibwe	2211 Intermediate Ojibwe I
211 Intermediate Ojibwe	See Department Plan
212 Intermediate Ojibwe	2212 Intermediate Ojibwe II
310 Advanced Ojibwe	3311 Advanced Ojibwe I
311 Advanced Ojibwe	3311 Advanced Ojibwe I 3312 Advanced Ojibwe II
312 Advanced Ojibwe	3312 Advanced Ojibwe II
SPANISH	SPANISH
101 Hispanic Culture and Spanish Language	1100 Hispanic Culture and Spanish Language
110 Elementary Spanish	1111 Elementary Spanish I
111 Elementary Spanish	See Department Plan
112 Elementary Spanish	1112 Elementary Spanish II
210 Intermediate Spanish	2211 Intermediate Spanish I
211 Intermediate Spanish	See Department Plan
212 Intermediate Spanish	2212 Intermediate Spanish II
301 Study Abroad	3300 Study Abroad 3311 Composition and Conversation
310 Advanced Skills	3311 Composition and Conversation
311 Composition and Conversation	3311 Composition and Conversation 3312 Advanced Readings and Conversation
312 Advanced Readings and Conversation	3312 Advanced Readings and Conversation
410 Literature of the 20th Century	4410 Literature of the 20th Century
411 Representative Literature	4417 Representative Literature
412 Early Spanish Literature	4418 Early Spanish Literature
413 18th and 19th Century Spanish Literature	4419 18th and 19th Century Spanish Literature
414 Generations of '98 and After	4420 Generation of '98 and After
415 Senior Seminar	dropped course
462 Modern Language Honors	dropped course

The following plan, prepared by the department, will be used to advise students regarding quarter to semester substitutions of sequence and consolidated courses. The plan is based on the following Policies and Practices for Semester Conversion Advising (Semester Conversion Committee; Faculty Senate):

• Options for meeting the No Retake Policy when students already have completed in quarters a portion of a semester course
  1. Using an All-University number, departments may allow students to enroll for variable credit to complete a portion of a semester course.
  2. Using All-University numbers, departments may design and offer appropriate transitional courses.
  3. Departments may waive portions of a sequence course requirement.
  
• This plan is subject to revision and interpretation.
  
• For substitution of courses not listed here, see the Quarter to Semester Course Substitution list
  

Quarter Course (Number and Title)

Option (1, 2 or 3 from above, or description of other option/s)

All first, second, and third year language courses are sequential. Those students who take one quarter of a sequence or two quarters of a sequence and are "caught" in the change to semesters will be advised by the instructor of the course in question to register for 1 or 2 semester credits to complete the course work or, as appropriate to the student. The student will be allowed to join the course at the point where his or her work in the quarter course(s) left off. The students who find themselves in this situation will be advised on a one-to-one basis in conference with the instructor.