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Department of Modern and Classical Languages

Professors V.Arizpe, L. B. Cooke, N. J. Dyer, E.Espina, R. J. Golsan, M.C.Hawthorne, C.W.Kallendorf (Interim Head), S.J.Miller, T.J.Mitchell, S.M.Oberhelman, E. Urbina; Associate Professors N. J. Bracher, O.M. Cooke, R.K.Curry, E.P.Garrison, C. F. Konrad, T.V.Laane, R.Larson, E. Mallen, M. Martin-Rodriguez, E.T.Rich, R. R. Shandley, C.J.Steppich, E.Williams; Assistant Professors V. Adan-Lifante, F. Ciccolella, J. C. Galdo, H. A. Kallendorf, A. Luiselli, L. Powell, J. P. Villalobos; Senior Lecturers N.L.Arizpe, I.R.Bakelmann, J.A.Caraballo, F.M.Miller, C.D.Schaile, F.Vionnet-Bracher; Lecturers N. Carrero, S. Dennis, N. I. Golsan, F.-A. Haase, S. F. Zaidi

Incoming students who inted to enroll for the first time in a Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Russian, or Latin course at Texas A&M University, who have previous knowledge, however acquired, of the language in which they plan to enroll, and who have no college credit in the language, must take a placement test to determine the appropriate course for their level of ability. The foreign language placement test also serves as a basis for credit by examination.

Students will be expected to complete the 201 and 202 language courses in sequence before taking upper-division courses. Those who already have a high level of proficiency may either request an examination for credit in the courses or begin with a higher level course with approval of instructor. Once, however, students register for a higher-level language course, they are no longer eligible to receive credit for prerequisite courses.

International students whose native language is not English are exempted from satisfying the University foreign language requirement. These students are not allowed to register for courses in their native language (101, 102) which are used to fulfill that requirement.

Japanese

(JAPN)

101. Beginning Japanese I. (3-2). Credit 4.

Elementary language study with oral, written and reading practice; preparation for conversation; part of class preparation to be done in the language laboratory.

102. Beginning Japanese II. (3-2). Credit 4.

Continuation of JAPN 101; part of class preparation to be done in the language laboratory. Prerequisite: JAPN 101 with a grade of C or better.

201. Intermediate Japanese I. (3-0). Credit 3.

Readings of average difficulty; review of grammar; practice in conversation and composition. Prerequisite: JAPN 102 with a grade of C or better.

202. Intermediate Japanese II. (3-0). Credit 3.

Continuation of JAPN 201 with more advanced material. Prerequisite: JAPN 201 with a grade of C or better.