The successful completion of this course corresponds to the equivalent of second and third semester German. The active use of all major points of basic grammar and vocabulary is stressed in order to bring students to a common working level in the four skills. During the second half, a greater emphasis will be placed on the development of writing skills and reading strategies with appropriate cultural and literary texts. Audio-visual materials supplement the four hours of daily classroom instruction. Listening comprehension and pronunciation practice require the use of the language laboratory. (3 Units)

Required texts: Moeller/Liedloff et al., Kaleidoskop, 7th ed. (Houghton Mifflin); Spaethling & Weber, Literatur Eins, 2nd edition (Houghton Mifflin)