Year: 2022
Major in French as a Second Language1
Suggested course sequence 42 course units | | |
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Year | Fall | Winter |
1st year | FLS2521 FLS2522 | FLS2500 |
2nd year | 9 course units from: FLS2581², FLS2741, FLS2751, FLS2761, FLS2771, FLS2772, FLS2791 | 3 course units from : FLS2581²,FLS2741, FLS2751, FLS2761, FLS2771, FLS2772, FLS2791 6 course units from : FLS3581, FLS3751, FLS3761, FLS3771, FLS3773, FLS3791 |
3rd year | 3 course units from : FLS3581ᶟ, FLS3751, FLS3761, FLS3771, FLS3773, FLS3791 | 3 course units from : FLS4581⁴, FLS4781⁴, FLS4774, FLS4775, FLS4776, FLS4791 |
4th year | FLS3500⁵ 3 course units from : FLS4581⁴,FLS4781⁴, FLS4774, FLS4775, FLS4776, FLS4791 | FLS4500 3 course units from : FLS4581⁴, FLS 4781⁴, FLS4774, FLS4775, FLS4776, FLS4791 |
Notes
1 The major is a component that is part of a bachelor's degree or an honors degree.
2 FLS2581 is an adjunct language course to a 3-credit discipline-specific course, taken in French by a non-native French speaker. Emphasis on development of comprehension skills (listening and reading) while acquiring knowledge and expertise in the discipline. Examination questions in the discipline-specific course may be answered in either English or French; however, all tests and assignments in the language class must be done in French.
3 FLS3581 is an adjunct language course to a 3-credit discipline-specific course, taken in French by a non-native French speaker. Emphasis on development of comprehension skills (listening and reading) while acquiring knowledge and expertise in the discipline. Examination questions in the discipline-specific course may be answered in either English or French; however, all tests and assignments in the language class must be done in French.
4 FLS4581 and FLS4781 are adjunct language courses taken concurrently with one 3 credit 3000 or 4000 level discipline-specific course (different courses for each course codes). Oral presentations, roundtable discussions and debates related to the two discipline-specific courses (from same or different disciplines). Focus on linguistic accuracy. Refinement of linguistic competence through the study of relevant models of academic speech and debate. Assignments for the discipline-specific courses may not be used for credit in the language courses and vice-versa.
5 Second Language Certification (3 course units outside of program). See references - course calendars.