GER 101. Beginning German I. (3 Credits)

Beginning German I is for students who have had no previous formal course work in German. Students will begin to develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in the German language. An orientation to the culture of German-speaking countries is an integral part of the course.

GER 102. Beginning German II. (3 Credits)

Beginning German II is for students who have had one semester of formal course work in German or the equivalent. Students will continue to develop basic listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in the German language. An orientation to the culture of German-speaking countries is an integral part of the course.

GER 315. Topics in German Conversation. (1 Credit)

is designed for flexible scheduling and the ability to discuss a wide range of topics to serve the needs of majors, minors, and others who simply want to maintain and improve their language skills. This course will help students review and expand their vocabulary through out-of-class preparation on a variety of topics. Each 1-credit course will have a different topic, and majors and minors must take this course three different times for a total of three credits. Prerequisite: GER 202.

GER 316. Readings in German Theology. (3 Credits)

GER 331. Advanced German Grammar. (3 Credits)

GER 331 focuses on the review of the more difficult grammatical structures of the German language and on improving writing and conversation skills at the advanced level. Prerequisite: GER 301 or equivalent.

GER 380. Die Lutherbibel. (3 Credits)