Russian (RUSS) Undergraduate Course Descriptions
+RUSS 101. Elementary Russian I
Introduction to the Russian language and culture including mastery of the Cyrillic alphabet and proficiency in basic vocabulary and grammar. 4 Cr. F.
+RUSS 102. Elementary Russian II
Introduction to the Russian language and culture including mastery of the Cyrillic alphabet and proficiency in basic vocabulary and grammar. 4 Cr. S.
+RUSS 110. Introduction to Russian Culture
Diverse cultural, historical, and socio-political features of Russian speaking cultures and basic Russian through film and music. Taught mainly in English. This course augments 101 and 102 and is especially recommended for students who want more contact with the modern culture and less emphasis on language. 3 Cr. S.
+RUSS 201. Intermediate Russian I
Review and extend the skills of listening, reading, speaking, and writing for purposes of communication using a variety of technological learning aids. Directed towards linguistic and cultural awareness. Special emphasis on extension and application of listening and reading skills strategies using various authentic sources. Prereq.: 102 or equivalent. 4 Cr. F.
+RUSS 202. Intermediate Russian II
Review and extend the skills of listening, reading, speaking, and writing for purposes of communication using a variety of technological learning aids. Directed towards linguistic and cultural awareness. Special emphasis on extension and application of listening and reading skills strategies using various authentic sources. Prereq.: 201 or equivalent. 4 Cr. S.
RUSS 301. Conversation & Composition I
Broadening skills in oral and written expression on themes drawn from Russian literature and contemporary society. Prereq.: 202 or equivalent. 3 Cr. F.
RUSS 302. Conversation & Composition II
Broadening skills in oral and written expression on themes drawn from Russian literature and contemporary society. Prereq.: 301 or equivalent. 3 Cr. S.
RUSS 323. Form and Style in Russian Literature
Selections in Russian literature. 3 Cr. F.
RUSS 452. Advanced Grammar
Analysis of Russian morphological and syntactic features requiring special attention for native speakers of English. 3 Cr. DEMAND.
RUSS 457. Senior Project (BA)
Research-based project on selected topics in Russian literature, linguistics, or culture under the guidance of instructor. Capstone course in transition to graduate studies or career. Taken during last academic year of undergraduate studies. 2 Cr. F, S.
