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Available at NRCSA Programs in the Spanish-Speaking World
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• Credit available for Spanish Language & Literature courses at the Under-Graduate & Graduate levels.
• Credit available for courses in Art, History, Political Science and Internships at the Undergraduate level.
• Credits for Semester programs are shown below. To convert to credits using the Quarter System, increase by 50%. (Example: a six credit course on the Semester System is a nine credit course in the Quarter System.)
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Undergraduate Level - Spanish
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Spanish 1111
- 2 or 4 credits. Elementary Spanish I. Initial learning in the Spanish language and culture. Basic communication and verb forms.
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Spanish 1112
- 2 or 4 credits. Elementary Spanish II. Learn all present tense verbs (including irregulars and stem-changing verbs), learn use verbs ser and estar in present tense, introduction to preterit tense.
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Spanish 2211
- 3 credits. Intermediate Spanish I. Review of all present tense verbs, specific review of the verbs ser and estar in present and past tenses, in-depth study of the use of the preterite vs. imperfect tenses (both regular and irregular forms).
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Spanish 2212
- 3 credits. Intermediate Spanish II. Reiterates the grammar learned in previous courses, using it at a higher level of structure. The course focuses on reading and writing skills, to promote critical thinking when creating composition.
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Spanish 3325
- 3 credits. Advanced Spanish Conversation. Students will improve their skills in the following areas: increase awareness of daily interactions in a variety of situations: family life (by living with a host family), academic life (by attending classes on a daily basis), and other cultural aspects such as participating in cultural excursions (to museums, historic sites, typical local activities, holidays or celebrations, etc.).
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Spanish 3305
- 3 credits. Topics in Hispanic Civilization. Emphasis is on active command of the language, not passive knowledge. In addition to improving grammar and vocabulary skills, students are expected to improve their accurate, appropriate, and spontaneous use of the language. To facilitate this, classes abroad will be given entirely in the language of the host country.
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Spanish 4110 and 4120
- 3 credits for each. Independent studies. Individual projects designed to satisfy the specific needs of each participant. This must be arranged and approved prior to departure.
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Spanish 510A
- 3 credits. Spanish Readings I. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 510B
- 3 credits. Spanish Readings II. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 5510
- 3 credits. Peninsular Literature I. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 5520
- 3 credits. Peninsular Literature II. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 5610
- 3 credits. Iberoamericana Literature I. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 5620
- 3 credits. Iberoamericana Literature II. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Undergraduate Level - Art, History, Politics, Internships
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Art
- Appreciation 2000 - 3 credit hrs. Based upon pre-approved independent study project.
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History:
4900 - 3 credit hrs. Based upon pre-approved independent study project.
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Politics:
451 - 3 credit hrs. Based upon pre-approved independent study project.
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Internships:
3 to 6 credits. Available in Business. May also be available in Sociology and Journalism. Minimum 100 hour internship plus paper to meet requirements of 3 credit course. Advanced Spanish required.
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