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2020 January Semester
Apr 25, 2024 |
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| CRN 10410 Intermediate French II - INTS 272 - A1 |
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INTS 272-3 is a continuation of INTS 271-3. Students acquire the skills to express themselves in debate and discussion on a wide variety of topics and aspects of French culture. Elements of French literature are also introduced. This course is conducted in French, and is appropriate for students who have recently completed their Grade 12 French. It also provides French Immersion students an opportunity to review their grammar.
This course is not open to native speakers. Students must meet a minimum grade of C in INTS 271-3, or obtain permission of instructor to continue. Permission of instructor is also required for students who have had French immersion education. Levels: Undergraduate Campus: Prince George Schedule Type: Lecture Instructional Method: On campus, face to face Credits: 3.000
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| CRN 10411 Intermediate French II - INTS 272 - L1 |
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INTS 272-3 is a continuation of INTS 271-3. Students acquire the skills to express themselves in debate and discussion on a wide variety of topics and aspects of French culture. Elements of French literature are also introduced. This course is conducted in French, and is appropriate for students who have recently completed their Grade 12 French. It also provides French Immersion students an opportunity to review their grammar.
This course is not open to native speakers. Students must meet a minimum grade of C in INTS 271-3, or obtain permission of instructor to continue. Permission of instructor is also required for students who have had French immersion education. INTS 272-3 is a continuation of INTS 271-3. Students acquire the skills to express themselves in debate and discussion on a wide variety of topics and aspects of French culture. Elements of French literature are also introduced. This course is conducted in French, and is appropriate for students who have recently completed their Grade 12 French. It also provides French Immersion students an opportunity to review their grammar. This course is not open to native speakers. Students must meet a minimum grade of C in INTS 271-3, or obtain permission of instructor to continue. Permission of instructor is also required for students who have had French immersion education. Levels: Undergraduate Campus: Prince George Schedule Type: Laboratory Instructional Method: On campus, face to face Credits: 0.000
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