Languages
Other Than English
SPN130
SPANISH I
1 CREDIT
This course introduces the student to the basic reading, writing,
listening, and speaking skills of the language through memorization
of vocabulary, structure patterns and conversational material.
The student’s mastery of these skills will be tested orally
in class almost daily and with at least two written quizzes per
week. Upon completion of each unit, an exam or project will be
given. The focus will be on the study of geography and cultures
of Spanish speaking countries.
SPN230
SPANISH II
1 CREDIT
This course offers a continuation of study in the structure of
the language with increased usage of the spoken language in class.
Students should expect a continuation of the daily drill, weekly
quizzes, projects, and unit exams to which they became accustomed
in Spanish I.
SPN330
SPANISH III
1 CREDIT
Emphasis is placed upon the practical application of the listening,
speaking, reading and writing skills developed in the first two
years of study. The student should expect a continuation of the
daily oral drills, weekly quizzes, and unit exams. The comprehensive
Regents exam given in January or June will require the student
to listen, to read, to speak and write grammatically correct Spanish
sentences.
SPN430
COLLEGE SPANISH I (College level course)
1 CREDIT (3 GCC credits)
This course has an emphasis on culture and on conversation. All
grammar learned to date will be reviewed and more advanced concepts
will be added. Literature and cultural materials will be used
for discussion in class. More advanced stories will be read and
discussed in class. By registering with GCC, students who achieve
a 70 or higher in the course can receive three college credits.
*A
SEQUENCE IN LATIN IS NOT GUARANTEED. COURSES ARE SOLEY DEPENDENT
ON STUDENT ENROLLMENT.
LTN130
LATIN I
1 CREDIT
This course involves reading and translation of the language,
understanding Roman culture, and developing an awareness of English
vocabulary and grammar. A study of Greek and Roman mythology will
include the Trojan War and stories of legendary heroes of Greece
and Rome. Homework is assigned regularly and a notebook is required.
LTN230
LATIN II
1 CREDIT
This course concentrates on Latin and English grammar. The study
of Roman culture continues with an emphasis on Roman History.
The mythology covered in Latin I will be reviewed and expanded
upon. Homework is assigned regularly and a notebook is required.
LTN330
LATIN III
1 CREDIT
This course is an extension of Latin II.
LTN430/530
LATIN IV/V
1 CREDIT
This course exposes the student to Latin poetry, Greek drama,
and the ancient Greek language. The student will read portions
of the Aeneid in Latin, as well as other authors, read
a Greek play in English and study the ancient Greek language.
Homework is assigned regularly.
