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GEOS 494: Senior Thesis: Geosciences
3.00 Credits
Williams College
Geosciences senior thesis.
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GEOS 497: Independent Study: Geosciences
3.00 Credits
Williams College
Geosciences independent study.
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GEOS 498: Independent Study: Geosciences
3.00 Credits
Williams College
Geosciences independent study.
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GERM 101: Elementary German
3.00 Credits
Williams College
German 101-102 is for students with no previous study of German whose ultimate aim is to gain comprehensive fluency in the language. The course employs a communicative approach involving all four language skills: listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. We focus initially on practice in understanding the spoken language and then move rapidly to basic forms of dialogue and self-expression. In the second semester, reading and especially writing come increasingly into play.
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GERM 102: Elementary German
3.00 Credits
Williams College
German 101-102 is for students with no previous study of German whose ultimate aim is to gain comprehensive fluency in the language. The course employs a communicative approach involving all four language skills: listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. We focus initially on practice in understanding the spoken language and then move rapidly to basic forms of dialogue and self-expression. In the second semester, reading and especially writing come increasingly into play.
Prerequisite:
German 101
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GERM 103: Intermediate German I
3.00 Credits
Williams College
This course will provide a thorough grammar review at the intermediate level with plenty of reading, writing, and speaking practice and creative projects. Using materials provided by the instructor, students will watch and discuss contemporary German feature films and develop a deeper understanding of the German language and culture. Conducted in German.
Prerequisite:
German 102 or the equivalent
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GERM 104: Intermediate German II
3.00 Credits
Williams College
The prerequisite to all advanced courses in German. Practice in speaking and writing; reading in a variety of contemporary texts ranging from interviews to social documentary to short stories. Weekly film clips from a popular German TV series. Conducted in German.
Prerequisite:
German 103 or equivalent preparation
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GERM 111: Reading German for Beginners
3.00 Credits
Williams College
German 111-112 is for students whose principal reason for acquiring German is to work with written materials. It is particularly appropriate for students majoring in fields in which the ability to read primary and secondary texts in German can be crucial, such as Art History, Classics, Comparative Literature, History, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, and Theatre. In the first semester students learn the elements of grammar and acquire a core vocabulary. In the second semester, while covering advanced grammatical topics, they practice reading in a variety of textual genres in the humanities and social sciences. They also learn how to work with dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other reference works, in both printed and online forms. By the end of the course they will have a solid foundation for building proficiency in German, whether through self-study or further course work.
Prerequisite:
Students who have taken or plan to take 101 and/or 102 may not take 111-112
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GERM 112: Reading German for Beginners
3.00 Credits
Williams College
German 111-112 is for students whose principal reason for acquiring German is to work with written materials. It is particularly appropriate for students majoring in fields in which the ability to read primary and secondary texts in German can be crucial, such as Art History, Classics, Comparative Literature, History, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, and Theatre. In the first semester students learn the elements of grammar and acquire a core vocabulary. In the second semester, while covering advanced grammatical topics, they practice reading in a variety of textual genres in the humanities and social sciences. They also learn how to work with dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other reference works, in both printed and online forms. By the end of the course they will have a solid foundation for building proficiency in German, whether through self-study or further course work.
Prerequisite:
German 111/511 or permission of instructor; students who have taken or plan to take 101 and/or 102 may not take 111-112
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GERM 201:
3.00 Credits
Williams College
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