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A course designed to increase the student's range of self-expression in the speaking and writing of French. Grammar study is included. 

Practice in oral and written expression, with study of grammar to develop an acceptable prose style. Prerequisite: FRN 301 or 302 or permission of the instructor. Offered every third semester.

French using international business usage and terminology as points of departure. Prerequisite: FRN 301 or 302 or permission of the instructor. Conducted in French. Offered every third semester.

A weekly discussion class in French with topics drawn from current events in France, relationships between the French and American cultures, the French film and television media, l'informatique, etc. Offered on demand.

A weekly discussion class in French with topics drawn from current events in France, relationships between the French and American cultures, the French film and television media, l'informatique, etc. Offered on demand.

A weekly discussion class in French with topics drawn from current events in France, relationships between the French and American cultures, the French film and television media, l'informatique, etc. Offered on demand.

A weekly discussion class in French with topics drawn from current events in France, relationships between the French and American cultures, the French film and television media, l'informatique, etc. Offered on demand.

A study of the phonetic alphabet along with practice of individual sounds and prosody in order to improve students' pronunciation and listening skills in French.

A study of the phonetic alphabet along with practice of individual sounds and prosody in order to improve students' pronunciation and listening skills in French.

The major themes and movements of each period are examined through representative works from the chanson de geste to the conte philosophique of Voltaire.