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Show 48 WEBER COLLEGE 3. Intermediate Course. Reading conversation and simple composition. Reproduction of short stories. Text: Ballard's "Short Stories for Oral French," and also a short novel. Spring quarter. Daily. Five credit hours. Professor Noble. 4. Intermediate Course (continued). Prerequisite two units of French 1 and 2. Prose reading, conversation, composition and dictation. Autumn quarter. Daily. Five credit hours. Professor Noble. 5. Advanced Course. Continuation of French 4. Class and collateral reading. Winter quarter Daily. Five credit hours. Professor Noble. 6. Advanced Course. Continuation of French 5. Review of grammar, rules of pronunciation reading of short plays. Spring quarter. Daily. Five credit hours. Professor Noble. GERMAN 1. Elementary Course. Grammar, reading and conversation. Text: Newson's "First German Book." Daily. Five credit hours. Professor Noble. 2. Elementary Course (continued). Mastery of principles of pronunciation; essentials of grammar; learning to "think German." Daily. Winter quarter. Five credit hours. Professor Noble. 3. Intermediate Course. Increase of vocabulary by means of synonyms, antonyms and ple illustrative sentences. Grammar, conversation, dictation, and simple composition. Daily. Spring quarter. Five credit hours. Professor Noble. WEBER COLLEGE SPANISH Elementary Course. Understanding of easy Spanish written and spoken. Test: Hall's "Poco a Poco." Autumn quarter. Daily. Five credit hours. Mr. Blake. 2. Elementary Course (continued). Grammar, reading and conversation. Winter quarter. Daily. Five credit hours. Mr. Blake. 3. Intermediate Course. Prerequisite 1 unit Spanish, or Spanish 1 and 2. Grammar review, dictation, conversation and simple composition. Daily. Spring quarter. Five credit hours. Mr. Blake. LATIN 1,2,3. Elementary Course. The Autumn and Winter quarters are devoted to the mastery of declensions, conjugations and other elementary forms. During the Spring quarter selections from "Caesar's Gallic War" will be read. Text: Place's "Beginning Latin" and some standard text on Caesar. Three credit hours. Professor Lind. 4. 5, 6. Intermediate Course. Three books of "Caesar's Gallic War" and four orations of Cicero will be read. Stress will be laid on syntax, the subjunctive mode and indirect discourse. Latin prose composition will be given. Three credit hours. Autumn, Winter and Spring quarters. Professor Lind. |
