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FSL 6000H F and S
Reading French Course for Graduate Students - Tuesday 4-6

Instructor:

Fall Term: TBA / Spring Term: TBA

Location:

Carr Hall, St. Michael's College (Corner of Queen's Park and St. Joseph)

Room:

TBA

Description:

FSL 6000H Reading French Course for Graduate Students

 

Doctoral students who need to fulfill a French language requirement through FSL 6000H must enroll in this course through ROSI. A grade of Credit/NonCredit (70% is the minimum grade for CR) will be entered on their transcripts.

 

Students are not permitted to audit this course.

 

This course is designed to develop students' reading skills particularly as they pertain to research interests. Some remedial grammar, but the primary emphasis is on comprehension of a wide variety of texts in French.

 

Required texts:

 

(1) Stack, Reading French in the Arts and Sciences.

 

(2) Resnick, Essential French Grammar.

 

 

 

Recommended texts:

 

(1) Collins-Robert, French-English, English-French Dictionary.

 

(2) Bescherelle, L 'Art de conjuguer.


Assignments and evaluation: Two to four in-class tests (100%). Consult instructor for details.


Exclusion: Open only to PhD graduate students who need to fulfill their graduate language requirement.

 

Schedule: Tuesday, 4pm to 6pm


Room: Carr Hall, 403 (St Michael’s College – corner of St Joseph and Queen’s Park) (both Fall and Spring Terms)

 

Instructors:

 

Fall Term 2012: TBA

Spring Term 2013: TBA

 

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