Liberal Arts
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Academic Programs / Liberal Arts
Spanish & Portuguese
Department Information:
4th Floor, Anderson Hall
www.temple.edu/spanpor
Hiram Aldarondo, Chair
436 Anderson Hall
215-204-1706
hiram.aldarondo@temple.edu
Augusto Lorenzino, Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies (Majors)
435 Anderson Hall
215-204-6035
augusto.lorenzino@temple.edu
Patricia Moore-Martinez, Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies (Minors, Certificates, Lower Division courses)
426 Anderson Hall
215-204-1707
patricia.moore-martinez@temple.edu
Hope Doyle, Coordinator for the Language and Professional Studies Track, Spanish Major
447 Anderson Hall
215-204-2877
hdoyle@temple.edu
Victor Pueyo Zoco, Study Abroad Coordinator
445 Anderson Hall
215-204-2877
vpueyozo@temple.edu
Adam J. Shellhorse (Portuguese Minor)
440 Anderson Hall
215-204-2877
aj.shellhorse@temple.edu
Michelle A. Pugliese
Administrator
429 Anderson Hall
215-204-5628
michelle.pugliese@temple.edu
Major Tracks:
Language, Literature and/or Linguistics
Language and Professional Studies
Spanish for Education
The Department of Spanish and Portuguese provides instruction in the languages, cultures, and literatures of Spain, Spanish America, and the Luso-Brazilian world. It also teaches specialized courses in Business, Legal and Medical Spanish, including their translation. Coursework at the undergraduate level in Spanish, Catalan, or Portuguese develops proficiency of the four basic skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Opportunities are also available for the in-depth study of Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian culture. Students may participate in special programs, including an intensive immersion program in Spanish and Latin American Studies; service learning and internships in areas of business, social service, and education in Philadelphia; and diverse programs abroad. Temple's computer language center, the special learning environment for the foreign languages, is available to students of all proficiency levels.
Spanish and Portuguese organizations and activities include, for instance, the scholarly publications of the Society of Spanish and Spanish-American Studies and the recognition of outstanding students as they are inducted into Sigma Delta Pi, the National Hispanic Honor Society. Moreover, the department faculty remains very active in research.
Graduates of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese find careers in a wide range of areas, including education, business, government, and social service.
Requirements for the Major
Students selecting the Spanish major must achieve competence in Spanish language skills in conjunction with qualifications outlined in major options I, II, or III listed below. Spanish 3096 (the capstone course) is a requirement of all majors and a prerequisite for most 4000-level courses. Spanish 2096 (Composition), or permission of instructor, is a prerequisite for most 3000-level courses. All Temple students must take a minimum of two writing-intensive courses. The specific writing-intensive courses required for this major are listed below and are identified by "WI" in the Attribute column.
Major Option I: (Language, Literature, and/or Linguistics)
This option is designed for students who wish to develop advanced language skills in the study of (1) Latin American Literature, (2) Peninsular Literature, and/or (3) Linguistics. A total of ten courses are required.
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Prerequisite:
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate |
3 |
LB |
|
|
|
|
|
Spanish |
2000+ |
A maximum of two electives may be selected at the 2000 level |
0-6 |
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition
(prerequisite for most 3000-level courses) |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
3096 |
Advanced Analysis & Writing Skills |
3 |
WI* |
Spanish |
3000+ |
A maximum of three electives may be selected at the 3000 level** |
0-9 |
|
Spanish |
4000+ |
A minimum of three electives must be selected at the 4000 level |
9 |
|
Total |
|
|
30 |
|
*Indicates writing capstone for the major. |
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**A maximum of seven required and elective courses may be selected at the 2000 and 3000 levels,
depending on proficiency. |
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Note: Up to two Catalan or Portuguese courses may be taken in place of two Spanish 2000/3000-level courses. |
Major Option II: Language and Professional Studies
This option is designed for students who wish to develop language and professional skills as well as an awareness of Hispanic culture. A total of ten courses is required.
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Prerequisite:
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate |
3 |
LB |
|
|
|
|
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
2000+ |
A maximum of two courses may be selected at the 2000 level |
0-6 |
|
Spanish |
3000-4000 level |
Three Business/Medical/Legal/Translation courses |
9 |
|
Spanish |
3096 |
Advanced Analysis & Writing Skills |
3 |
WI* |
|
|
|
|
|
Select one Literature course from: |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3121
or
3141 |
Masterpieces of Spanish Literature
or
Masterpieces of Spanish American Literature |
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|
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|
Select at least two Advanced Spanish courses: |
6+ |
|
Spanish |
4000+ |
Minimum of two courses required at the 4000-level |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total |
|
|
30 |
|
* Writing capstone for the major. |
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Note: Up to two Portuguese or Catalan courses may be taken in place of two Spanish 2000/3000-level courses. |
Major Option III: Spanish for Education
This option includes the Spanish-language courses required for certification in Spanish for Secondary Education in the College of Education at Temple and satisfies the requirements for the Spanish major in the College of Liberal Arts. A total of ten courses is required.
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Two required Writing-Intensive courses: |
6 |
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition |
|
WI |
Spanish |
3096 |
Advanced Analysis & Writing Skills |
|
WI* |
|
|
|
One Composition & Conversation course: |
3 |
|
Spanish |
1076 |
Intensive Practice in the Four Skills (9 credits) |
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|
Spanish |
2001 |
Conversational Review |
|
|
Spanish |
2002 |
Hispanic Readings |
|
|
Spanish |
2011 |
Advanced Skills for Spanish Speakers |
|
|
Spanish |
2076 |
Advanced Intensive Practice in the Four Skills (9 credits) |
|
|
Spanish |
3001 |
Advanced Composition & Conversation |
|
|
Spanish |
3002 |
Hispanic Readings II |
|
|
Spanish |
3003 |
Advanced Grammar & Linguistics Concepts |
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|
|
|
|
One Culture & Civilization course: |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3204 |
Latin America through Film |
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|
Spanish |
3221 |
Spanish Culture & Civilization |
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Spanish |
3222 |
Spain through Film |
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|
Spanish |
3241 |
Spanish-American Culture & Civilization |
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|
Spanish |
3243 |
Puerto Rican Culture and Civilization |
|
|
Spanish |
3261 |
The Hispanic Mind |
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|
Spanish |
4161 |
Hispanic Literature through Art |
|
|
Spanish |
4221 |
Art of Spain |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
One Linguistics course: |
3 |
|
Spanish |
4301 |
Spanish Phonetics |
|
|
Spanish |
4302 |
Introduction to Spanish Linguistics |
|
|
Spanish |
4303 |
Spanish/English Contrasts |
|
|
Spanish |
4304 |
Spanish Applied Linguistics |
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|
Spanish |
4305 |
History of the Spanish Language |
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|
Spanish |
4306 |
Spanish Sociolinguistics |
|
|
Spanish |
4307 |
Language and Gender |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
One Contemporary Literature course: |
3 |
|
Spanish |
4128 |
Hispanic Modernism |
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|
Spanish |
4132 |
20th &/or 21st Century Spanish Literature |
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Spanish |
4142 |
Spanish American Short Story |
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Spanish |
4144 |
Spanish American Poetry |
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|
Spanish |
4146 |
National Literatures of Spanish America |
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|
Spanish |
4147 |
20th &/or 21st Century Puerto Rican Authors |
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|
Spanish |
4148 |
Latin American Literature of Social Conflict |
|
|
Spanish |
4152 |
U.S. Latino Literature |
|
|
Spanish |
4162 |
Hispanic Nobel Laureates |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
One additional Literature course: |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3002 |
Hispanic Readings II |
|
|
Spanish |
3121 |
Masterpieces of Spanish Literature |
|
|
Spanish |
3141 |
Masterpieces of Spanish American Literature |
|
|
Spanish |
3142 |
Puerto Rican Readings |
|
|
Spanish |
3160 |
Special Topics in Spanish &/or Spanish American Literature |
|
|
Spanish |
4121 |
Survey of Spanish Literature |
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|
Spanish |
4126 |
Cervantes |
|
|
Spanish |
4141 |
Survey of Spanish American Literature |
|
|
Spanish |
4161 |
Hispanic Literature through Art or one additional contemporary literature course from the above list |
|
|
Spanish |
4401 |
The Art of Translation |
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|
|
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|
|
|
Spanish |
|
Three electives (Spanish 1003 may be taken as one of these) |
9 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total |
|
|
30 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
* Indicates capstone for the major |
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Note: In order to complete the 10-course requirement, students must add additional courses at
the 3000 or 4000 level,
depending
on proficiency. |
Note: Spanish 2096 is a prerequisite for many Spanish courses at the advanced levels. |
Distinction in Major
Distinction in Spanish is awarded to majors who graduate with a 3.75 in their Spanish courses and an overall GPA of at least 3.25.
Minor in Spanish
A total of six courses is required.
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate (or equivalent as prerequisite) |
0-3 |
LB |
Spanish |
2000+ |
A maximum of three courses at the 2000 level |
0-9 |
|
Spanish |
3000+ |
A minimum of three courses. All literature and linguistics courses
at the 3000 level may be used. |
0-18 |
|
Spanish |
4000+ |
All literature and linguistics courses
may be used to satisfy the minor* |
0-18 |
|
Total |
|
|
18 |
|
*Depending on the level of proficiency. |
|
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Minor in Portuguese
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Portuguese |
1001 |
Basic I* |
4 |
|
Portuguese |
1002 |
Basic II* |
4 |
LA |
Portuguese |
3000-4000 level |
Select courses from the 3000 and 4000 level offerings, with a minimum of two 4000-level courses |
6-12 |
|
Total |
|
|
18 |
|
* Students may substitute intermediate or advanced level courses for the beginning 1001 and 1002. |
Certificate of Specialization in Multilingual Business and Government Studies
The department offers a 54-hour program leading to a B.A. degree with an additional specialization in Multilingual Business and Government Studies. The program is designed for students who plan careers as interpreters and translators, employment in government agencies, or a career in business with firms that have import/export activities in Latin America. It consists of courses in the Spanish language, Business Spanish, Translation Skills, Business Administration and Economics, Political Science, and Latin American Studies.
The program is open to all students, applicants need not be Spanish majors, and no background in business subjects is required. While these courses are normally taken within the 123 hours required for the B.A. degree in the College of Liberal Arts, the program is open to students in all colleges of the university. Students from most colleges who have the proper background can usually complete the program with careful schedule planning and use of electives.
A maximum of 20 hours of transfer equivalency will be accepted. Students interested in the program should contact Carolyn Phipps, Associate Chair, 426 Anderson Hall (215-204-1707).
Certificate of Specialization in Spanish
A Certificate of Specialization in Spanish is also available. The certificate requires completion of six courses, beginning with Basic Spanish and advancing to more specialized study of Spanish designed to enhance career opportunities in business, communication, government, and social service. See your advisor or contact the department for more information.
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
1001 |
Basic I |
4 |
LA |
Spanish |
1002 |
Basic II |
4 |
LA |
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate |
3 |
LB |
Spanish |
2001 |
Conversational Review |
3 |
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
3000+ |
Select one 3000-level course |
3 |
|
Total |
|
|
20 |
|
Certificate of Specialization in Spanish and Latin American Studies for Business
This interdisciplinary certificate is designed to allow Temple students in business-related programs to develop skills and knowledge in two complementary areas so that they may compete more successfully in this growing job market.
Course Requirements for the Business Certificate:
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Select three of the following courses: |
9-11 |
|
Spanish |
1001 |
Basic I |
|
LA |
Spanish |
1002 |
Basic II |
|
LA |
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate |
|
LB |
Spanish |
2001 |
Conversational Review |
|
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition |
|
WI |
Spanish |
2002 |
Hispanic Readings |
|
|
Spanish |
3002 |
Hispanic Readings II |
|
|
Spanish |
1076/2076 |
Intensive Practice/Advanced Intensive Practice in the Four Skills* |
|
|
|
|
Note: Students participating in Spanish 1076
must also complete Spanish 2002. |
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|
|
|
|
|
|
Select one course in Spanish for Business Professions: |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3501 |
Spanish for Business Professions |
|
|
Spanish |
3502 |
Business Spanish I |
|
|
Spanish |
3503 |
Business Spanish II |
|
|
Spanish |
3504 |
Advanced Business Translation & Interpretation |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Latin American Studies |
1001 |
Perspectives on Latin America
or
Completion of Latin American Studies Semester** |
3 |
IS |
|
|
|
|
|
Select one course in Business: |
3 |
|
International Business Administration |
2502 |
Fundamentals of Latin American Business |
|
|
Latin American Studies |
2502 |
Fundamentals of Latin American Business |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Total |
|
|
18-20 |
|
* Spanish 1076 or 2076 count as two of these three courses; each is 9 s.h. and taught in connection with
the Latin American
Studies Semester (LASS), an immersion program offered every spring.
** LASS is an integration of several courses totaling 17 s.h.: 9 credits are assigned to language instruction,
6 credits to culture and society, taught under Latin American Studies 2101 and Sociology 2163, and 2 credits to the LASS Seminar. All instruction in LASS is in Spanish.
Certificate of Specialization in Spanish and Latino Studies for the Health and Human Services Professions
The combination of courses in this certificate program is designed to make participants especially qualified to provide health and human services to members of the Latino community.
Course Requirements for the Health and Human Services Certificate:
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Select three of the following courses: |
9-11 |
|
Spanish |
1001 |
Basic I |
|
LA |
Spanish |
1002 |
Basic II |
|
LA |
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate |
|
LB |
Spanish |
2001 |
Conversational Review |
|
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition |
|
WI |
Spanish |
2002 |
Hispanic Readings |
|
|
Spanish |
1076/2076 |
Intensive Practice/Advanced Intensive Practice in the Four Skills (LASS)* |
|
|
Spanish |
2011 |
Advanced Skills for Spanish Speakers |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Select one of the following: |
|
3 |
|
Spanish
Spanish
|
3601
3602 |
Spanish for Health & Human Services
or
Medical Spanish |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Select one of the following: |
3 |
|
Latin American
Studies |
1001
2101 |
Perspectives on Latin America
or
Latin America through Film & Fiction** |
|
IS |
|
|
|
|
|
Select one of the following: |
|
3 |
|
Latin American
Studies |
2072
3020
3101 |
Puerto Ricans in Philadelphia
or
Topics in Latino Studies or
Latino Identity in the U.S. |
|
RS |
Total |
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18-20 |
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*Spanish 1076 or 2076 count as two courses; each is 9 s.h. and taught in connection with the Latin American Studies Semester (LASS), an immersion program offered every spring.
**LASS is an integration of several courses totaling 17 s.h.: 9 credits are assigned to language instruction, 6 credits to culture and society, taught under Latin American Studies 2101 and Sociology 2163, and 2 credits to the LASS Seminar. All instruction in LASS is in Spanish.
Latin American Studies Semester Certificate and Program
Each spring semester, the Spanish and Portuguese Department offers a 17-credit immersion program in Latin American Studies and Spanish. The program (LASS) combines 9 hours of intensive Spanish with 6 hours of study focusing on geography, history, and culture in Latin America, 2 hours of the LASS Seminar, and a three-week trip to Costa Rica. Successful completion of the program is awarded with a certificate of participation. Applications for LASS are received during October and November for the following spring. For information, contact Dr. Hiram Aldarondo, Program Director (215-204-1706; haldaron@temple.edu) or Dr. Patricia Moore-Martinez (215-204-1705).
Spring in Spain Program
The Temple Semester in Spain Program takes place over the spring semester in Oviedo, Spain. The 15-credit program combines coursework with faculty from the International Program at the University of Oviedo and with a Temple faculty member, who directs the program. All courses are pre-approved for Temple University credit. Courses focus on aspects of Spanish language, Spanish culture, and Spanish literature. The program develops Spanish skills over a semester of intensive study in a Spanish-speaking environment; it also provides the opportunity to complete a number of Spanish courses that may be used to satisfy the requirements for the Temple minor or major in Spanish. It includes an initial orientation week in Madrid. In Oviedo, lodging and meals are with Spanish families. For information, contact the Office of Education Abroad and Overseas Campuses or Dr. Jaime Duran (jduran@temple.edu), the Program Director, in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese.
Summer Abroad in Spain: Spanish Language and Culture
Temple University's summer program in Oviedo, Spain, provides students with the opportunity to learn the Spanish language while being immersed in that country's unique and diverse culture. The duration of the program is five weeks; students may enroll for a total of 6 credits. For further information, contact the Department of Spanish and Portuguese or the Office of Education Abroad and Overseas Campuses.
Summer Abroad in Brazil: Portuguese Language and Brazilian Culture
Temple University offers a six-week summer program in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil; students may enroll for a total of 6 credits. The program offers Portuguese language studied both at the elementary and more advanced levels. It also offers an intensive examination of culture in the state of Bahia; this aspect of the program focuses on history, politics, music, and dance, and it spotlights African origins and Afro-Brazilian influences on regional culture. For further information, contact the Department of Spanish and Portuguese or the Office of Education Abroad and Overseas Campuses.
Junior Year and/or Summer School Abroad
Students declaring a concentration in the department may, under certain conditions, spend their junior year studying abroad. Application for permission to study abroad may be made during the second semester of the sophomore year. Only well-qualified students may be granted credit from Temple University after submitting proper credentials for established foreign study programs at institutions approved by the department. Students interested in a junior year abroad, or a summer school abroad, should discuss their plans early with their faculty advisor and the chair of the department.
Service Learning and Internships
Students of Spanish and Portuguese may participate in courses providing service learning opportunities through project SHINE (Students Helping in the Naturalization of Elders) as a part of their coursework. For students of Business Spanish, service learning opportunities are available through the Small Business Development Center at Temple. Spanish majors are encouraged to participate in a Spanish internship combining study and work opportunities in a variety of contexts in the Philadelphia area.
Suggested Semester-by-Semester Plans for Spanish Major Options
Suggested Semester-by-Semester Plan for Major Option I: Language, Literature, and/or Linguistics
Freshman Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
English |
0802, 0812, or 0902 |
Analytical Reading & Writing |
4 |
GW |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Quantitative Literacy |
4 |
GQ |
Spanish |
1001* |
Basic I |
4 |
LA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Human Behavior |
3 |
GB |
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Freshman Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Intellectual Heritage |
0851 or 0951 |
Mosaic: Humanities Seminar I |
3 |
GY |
Spanish |
1002 |
Basic II |
4 |
LA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Science & Technology I |
3 |
GS |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
U.S. Society |
3 |
GU |
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
16 |
|
|
Sophomore Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate |
3 |
LB |
Intellectual Heritage |
0852 or 0952 |
Mosaic: Humanities Seminar II |
3 |
GZ |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Science & Technology II |
3 |
GS |
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Sophomore Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Arts |
3-4 |
GA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Race & Diversity |
3 |
GD |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Global/World Society |
3 |
GG |
Spanish |
2001 |
Conversational Review |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15-16 |
|
|
Junior Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ Social Science/CST Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
2002 |
Hispanic Readings |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ CLA/CST Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
2 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
17 |
|
|
Junior Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ Social Science/CST Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3001 |
Advanced Composition & Conversation |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ CLA/CST Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ CLA/CST Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Senior Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
3096 |
Advanced Analysis & Writing Skills |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
3000+ |
One 3000+ Spanish Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3000+ |
One 3000+ Spanish Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Senior Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
4000+ |
One 4000+ Spanish Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
4000+ |
One 4000+ Spanish Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
4000+ |
One 4000+ Spanish Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Degree Total |
|
123 |
|
*Please check prerequisites for all Spanish courses. |
Suggested Semester-by-Semester Plan for Major Option II: Language and Professional Studies
Freshman Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
English |
0802, 0812, or 0902 |
Analytical Reading & Writing |
4 |
GW |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Quantitative Literacy |
4 |
GQ |
Spanish |
1001* |
Basic I |
4 |
LA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Human Behavior |
3 |
GB |
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Freshman Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Intellectual Heritage |
0851 or 0951 |
Mosaic: Humanities Seminar I |
3 |
GY |
Spanish |
1002 |
Basic II |
4 |
LA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Science & Technology I |
3 |
GS |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
U.S. Society |
3 |
GU |
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
16 |
|
|
Sophomore Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate |
3 |
LB |
Intellectual Heritage |
0852 or 0952 |
Mosaic: Humanities Seminar II |
3 |
GZ |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Science & Technology II |
3 |
GS |
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Sophomore Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Arts |
3-4 |
GA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Race & Diversity |
3 |
GD |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Global/World Society |
3 |
GG |
Spanish |
2001 |
Conversational Review |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15-16 |
|
|
Junior Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ Social Science/CST Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
2002 |
Hispanic Readings |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ CLA/CST Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
2 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
17 |
|
|
Junior Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ Social Science/CST Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3001 |
Advanced Composition & Conversation |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ CLA/CST Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Senior Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
3096 |
Advanced Analysis & Writing Skills |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
3000-4999 |
One Business/Medical/Legal/Translation course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3000-4999 |
One Business/Medical/Legal/Translation course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Senior Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
3121
or
3141 |
Masterpieces of Spanish Literature
or
Masterpieces of Spanish American Literature |
3 |
|
Spanish |
4000+ |
One 4000+ Spanish Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
4000+ |
One 4000+ Spanish Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3000-4999 |
One Business/Medical/Legal/Translation course |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Degree Total |
|
123 |
|
*Please check prerequisites for all Spanish courses. |
Suggested Semester-by-Semester Plan for Major Option III: Spanish for Education
Freshman Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
English |
0802, 0812, or 0902 |
Analytical Reading & Writing |
4 |
GW |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Quantitative Literacy |
4 |
GQ |
Spanish |
1001* |
Basic I |
4 |
LA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Human Behavior |
3 |
GB |
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Freshman Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Intellectual Heritage |
0851 or 0951 |
Mosaic: Humanities Seminar I |
3 |
GY |
Spanish |
1002 |
Basic II |
4 |
LA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Science & Technology I |
3 |
GS |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
U.S. Society |
3 |
GU |
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
16 |
|
|
Sophomore Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
1003 |
Intermediate |
3 |
LB |
Intellectual Heritage |
0852 or 0952 |
Mosaic: Humanities Seminar II |
3 |
GZ |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Science & Technology II |
3 |
GS |
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Sophomore Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Arts |
3-4 |
GA |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Race & Diversity |
3 |
GD |
GenEd |
08xx or 09xx |
Global/World Society |
3 |
GG |
Spanish |
2001 |
Conversational Review
(One Comp. & Conv. Course)
|
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15-16 |
|
|
Junior Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ Social Science/CST Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
2096 |
Composition |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
2002 |
Hispanic Readings
(Elective)
|
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ CLA/CST Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
2 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
17 |
|
|
Junior Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ Social Science/CST Course |
3 |
|
Spanish |
3001 |
Advanced Composition & Conversation
(Elective)
|
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ CLA/CST Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
2000+ |
One 2000+ CLA/CST Course |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Senior Year – 1st Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
3096 |
Advanced Analysis & Writing Skills |
3 |
WI |
Spanish |
3204-3261 |
One Culture & Civilization Course
From Approved List
|
3 |
|
Spanish |
3003 |
Advanced Grammar & Linguistic
Concepts (Elective)
|
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
Senior Year – 2nd Semester |
Subject |
Course # |
Course Title |
Hours |
Attribute |
Spanish |
4301-4306 |
One Linguistics Course
From Approved List
|
3 |
|
Spanish |
4132-4148 |
One Contemporary Literature Course
From Approved List
|
3 |
|
Spanish |
3121-4401 |
One Additional Literature Course
From Approved List
|
3 |
|
CLA/CST |
0800-4999 |
Any CLA/CST Elective |
3 |
|
Any |
0800-4999 |
One Elective in Any School or College |
3 |
|
Subtotal |
|
|
15 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Degree Total |
|
123 |
|
*Please check prerequisites for all Spanish courses.
Note: Secondary Education majors should see the suggested semester-by-semester plan for that major.
|
|