CIEE Semester Courses

Katya Hokanson hokanson at UOREGON.EDU
Thu Jul 12 19:40:56 UTC 2012


Dear All,

A student of mine is on the G.I. Bill and plans to attend the fall  
CIEE program.  The V.A. coordinator is questioning the below courses,  
because the student has had third-year Russian.  However, it seems to  
me that he is likely to place into the Advanced III portion of each  
class.  Would that be more similar to a fourth-year class than a third- 
year class?

Thanks for any advice -- I think this program would greatly benefit  
the student for many reasons, but we need to have good reason why it  
would be appropriate for him.



Katya Hokanson

University of Oregon



Required CIEE Semester Courses

RUSI 3011 RLPR, Grammar, Advanced I
RUSI 3012 RLPR, Grammar, Advanced II
RUSI 3013 RLPR, Grammar, Advanced III
These courses activate students’ knowledge of modern Russian. This is  
accomplished through oral and written exercises in class, written  
homework assignments, and short compositions. Topics of study include:  
verbs of existence, verbs of motion, the imperative, reflexive verbs,  
verbal aspect, impersonal and passive constructions, and participles.  
Contact hours: 84. Recommended credit: 4 semester/6 quarter hours.

RUSI 3021 RLPR, Phonetics, Advanced I
RUSI 3022 RLPR, Phonetics, Advanced II
RUSI 3023 RLPR, Phonetics, Advanced III
These courses are a systematic exploration and analysis of the Russian  
sound system including separate phonemes, sound combinations,  
modifications in normal speech, as well as intonation patterns.  
Introductory discussions of pronunciation norms prepare the student  
for practical reading exercises, which comprise the bulk of class  
work. Contact hours: 56. Recommended credit: 3 semester/4.5 quarter  
hours.

RUSI 3031 RLPR, Conversation, Advanced I
RUSI 3032 RLPR, Conversation, Advanced II
RUSI 3033 RLPR, Conversation, Advanced III
These courses are designed to increase active vocabulary, further the  
students’ control of idiomatic Russian, and develop all the basic  
skills of oral expression. The focus is directed conversation  
organized  thematically, with attention given to speech situations of  
special practical use to the foreigner in Russia. Contact hours: 84.  
Recommended credit: 4 semester/6 quarter hours.
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