An introduction to spoken and written French, emphasizing the skills of comprehension and speaking, complemented by practice in reading and writing. Fifty-two half-hour video programs filmed in France provide the visual-aural material of these courses.
Language laboratory required.

Students with more than three years of high school study in French will not receive credit for 101.

Students continuing a foreign language from another institution (high school or college transfer) must take the College of New Jersey Language Placement Test to determine appropriate level. See Mrs. Minkoff, Forcina Hall Room 126, by appointment only.

           FRENCH FOR BEGINNERS 101-102-103

French 101-01   MR 9:30-10:50    CH 101   Zielonka

French 102-01   TR 5:00-6:20     HH 316   Wayland-Smith
          -02   TR 6:30-7:50     HH 316   LeGall
          -03   MR 3:30-4:50     NU 323   DeRuyter

French 103-01   TF 8:00-9:20     HH 316   Davies
          -02   TF 9:30-10:50    NU 110   Davies
          -03   MR 2:00-3:20     NU 324   Pfenninger
          -04   MR 3:30-4:40     NU 324   Pfenninger

French Grammar Review   
FREN 203-01                 Dr.Blelloch

A systematic review of the fundamental structures of the French language, with emphasis on verb forms, vocabulary and idioms. Application of each structure for the purpose of self-expression and communication.

Monday and Thursday 11:00-12:20       NU 223

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Introduction to Literature in French

FREN 240-01                 Dr.Blelloch

Selected readings from the literary traditions of France and the Francophone world. Progressive development of reading and literary skills in French. Seminar format emphasizes oral and written expression. Fundamental approaches to literary interpretation will be introduced.

Monday and Thursday 9:30-10:50        HH 316