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草莓污视频导航 Calendar 2014-2015 Faculty of Arts 4. Program Details 4.28 French, Italian and Spanish 4.28.1 Baccalaur茅at en fran莽ais/BA in French
4.28.1 Baccalaur茅at en fran莽ais/BA in French

A. FACULTY OF ARTS REQUIREMENTS

Students must adhere to the applicable Faculty of Arts requirements in 3.4 Graduation.

B. EXIGENCES POUR LE BACCALAUR脡AT EN FRAN脟AIS/MAJOR-FIELD REQUIREMENTS

La Section fran莽aise du D茅partement de fran莽ais, d'italien et d'espagnol de l'Universit茅 de Calgary offre un programme d'茅tude complet de la langue et de la litt茅rature fran莽aises. Ce programme, de nature multidisciplinaire, est enti猫rement enseign茅 en fran莽ais. Le programme de Baccalaur茅at (BA) est con莽u pour d茅velopper les aptitudes linguistiques de l'茅tudiant jusqu'脿 un niveau tr猫s 茅lev茅. L'茅tudiant au BA apprendra la structure de la langue fran莽aise, d茅couvrira ses variations, et gagnera, ce faisant, un vaste fond de connaissances litt茅raires et culturelles dont le contenu traversera les si猫cles (du Moyen 脗ge 脿 aujourd'hui), les cultures (la France, le Canada et toute la francophonie) et les m茅dia (la litt茅rature et le cin茅ma notamment). Le Baccalaur茅at sp茅cialis茅 (BA Honours) permet 脿 l'茅tudiant d'approfondir ses connaissances linguistiques et culturelles tout en le pr茅parant ad茅quatement pour les 茅tudes sup茅rieures, que ce soit en litt茅rature, en linguistique, en 茅ducation ou en traduction. Enfin, le Baccalaur茅at conjoint en Fran莽ais et en 脡ducation (BA/BEd) pr茅pare les 茅tudiants 脿 enseigner le fran莽ais dans les r茅seaux d'enseignement primaires et secondaires tandis que les programme de Baccalaur茅at conjoints en fran莽ais/italien et en fran莽ais/espagnol int茅resseront particuli猫rement les 茅tudiants qui souhaitent jumeler leurs comp茅tences en fran莽ais 脿 des comp茅tences dans une deuxi猫me langue romane.

Exigences: La concentration en fran莽ais comprend un minimum de 8.0 cours complets et un maximum de 10.0 cours complets, dont les suivants:

1. Niveau 200: French 225 et 227.

2. Niveau 300: French 329, 339, 353 et 369.

3. Niveau 400: French 489 plus 2.5 cours complets de niveau 400. Romance Studies 499 peut 锚tre utilis茅 comme un demi-cours de niveau 400.

4. Niveau 500: 2.0 cours complets de fran莽ais de niveau 500.

Remarques:

  • Les 茅tudiants doivent choisir comme premier demi-cours celui qui correspond 脿 leurs connaissances de la langue fran莽aise. Ceux qui ont suivi French 30N, 30S, 31, French Language Arts (FLA) 30 ou leur 茅quivalent s'inscriront d'habitude au cours French 225 et/ou 227. Les 茅tudiants qui ont suivi French 30 ou French N30 s'inscriront d'habitude au cours French 213 apr猫s lequel ils pourront s'inscrire au cours French 225. Il est fortement recommand茅, en cas de doute, de s'adresser au D茅partement avant la p茅riode normale des inscriptions. Les 茅tudiants sont d'ailleurs encourag茅s 脿 consulter le D茅partement 脿 chaque 茅tape de leur programme.
  • Les 茅tudiants qui commencent en Fran莽ais 209, 211 ou 213 doivent completer les exigences pour la concentration en fran莽ais stipul茅es ci-dessus.
  • Les 茅tudiants qui sont plac茅s 脿 un niveau sup茅rieur au cours French 225 dans la s茅rie des cours de langue doivent remplacer les cours dont ils sont dispens茅s par d'autres cours French (FREN) ou Romance Studies (ROST).
  • Le D茅partement recommande aux 茅tudiants d'inclure parmi leurs options des cours FLIP (French Language Instruction Program) enseign茅s en fran莽ais dans les autres d茅partements. Un cours FLIP (French Language Instruction Program) peut compter pour un 0.5 cours complet.
  • Le D茅partement recommande aux 茅tudiants de choisir des options reli茅es 脿 leur concentration en fran莽ais telles que la litt茅rature franco-canadienne, l'histoire de France, du Qu茅bec ou de la francophonie internationale, la linguistique, Women's Studies, or African Studies. L'茅tudiant peut opter de suivre une mineure dans un autre d茅partement.
  • Le D茅partement recommande aux 茅tudiants dont le fran莽ais est la langue seconde de choisir French 489.01 (Phonologie).

The French Section of the Department of French, Italian and Spanish offers a comprehensive, multidisciplinary instruction in French language, linguistics and literature, using the target language. The BA program is designed to help students learn and achieve proficiency in French, understand its structure and variations, and gain a broad knowledge of French and Francophone literatures, by studying texts from different centuries, different countries, as well as by studying French-language films. The BA Honours deepens the foundation in French studies and provides excellent preparation for graduate studies in literatures or linguistics, as well as in education and translation. The BA/BEd, and the double-majors (French/Italian, French/Spanish), should be of particular value to students seeking to combine French with another degree.

Requirements: Students must successfully complete a minimum of 8.0 and a maximum of 10.0 full-course equivalents in the Field of French while fulfilling the following requirements:

1. 200-Level Courses: French 225 and 227.

2. 300-Level Courses: French 329, 339, 353 and 369.

3. 400-Level Courses: French 489 plus another 2.5 full-course equivalents from 400 level French and Romance Studies courses.

4. 500-Level Courses: 2.0 full-course equivalents in French at the 500 level.

Notes:

  • Students should choose a first half course appropriate to their command of the language. Those with credit in French 30N, 30S, 31, French Language Arts (FLA) 30 or equivalent should normally enrol in French 225 and/or 227. Students with French 30 or French N30 should normally enrol in French 213, after which they may enrol in French 225. In all cases of doubt students are strongly urged to seek the advice of the Department before the normal registration period, and indeed are encouraged to do so at all stages of their program of study.
  • Students who start in French 209, 211 or 213 must fulfill the requirements for French Majors specified above.
  • Students who place higher than the French 225 level in the language-course sequence must replace those language courses by other French (FREN) or Romance Studies (ROST) courses.
  • The Department recommends that students include among their options FLIP (French Language Instruction Program) courses taught in French in other departments. 0.5 FCE FLIP (French Language Instruction Program) may be counted toward the French Major.
  • The Department recommends that students choose options related to the French Major, such as French-Canadian literature, the history of France, the history of Quebec and/or the Francophone world, Linguistics, Women's Studies or African Studies. The option to pursue an outside minor is at the student's discretion.
  • The Department recommends that non-francophone students choose FREN 489.01 (Phonology) as the required course at the 400 level.

C. DEGREE OPTIONS

The BA in French can be taken with Co-operative Education. See section 3.4.5 Co-operative Education Programs for information and requirements.