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COURSE NUMBERING INFORMATION: At the beginning and intermediate levels, courses are numbered to indicate relative difficulty, the lowest numbers identifying those that require the least proficiency in Spanish. Courses numbered 101-202 are primarily language courses. They introduce the student to the most important grammatical concepts and linguistic skills.

Courses numbered in the 300's provide continued , advanced practice in the language (grammar and phonetics), and introduce students to the analysis of major literary texts and films.

400-level courses deal with the culture and civilization of Spanish-speaking countries.

Courses at 500 level provide continued practice in all four language skills and in advanced analysis of literary and cultural traditions of specific periods and geographic regions, and emphasize selected themes.

Tutorial studies and independent projects can be pursued in courses numbered in the X95s, with the approval of the Department Chairperson.