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216 Courses Matching “fr”
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College of Liberal Arts
Modern Languages
- Fr 101: Elementary French I
- Fr 102: Elementary French II
- Fr 111: Intensive Elementary French
- Fr 121: Accelerated Elementary French
- Fr 198: Elementary French Study Abroad
- Fr 199: Special Topics in French
- Fr 201: Intermediate French I
- Fr 202: Second Year French
- Fr 211: Intensive Intermediate French
- Fr 298: Intermediate French Study Abroad
- Fr 299: Special Topics in French
- Fr 303: Conversation & Composition I
- Fr 304: Conversation & Composition II
- Fr 311: Business French
- Fr 321: French Culture and Civilization
- Fr 322: Contemporary French Culture
- Fr 323: La Chanson Francophone
- Fr 324: French Cuisine and Culture
- Fr 325: The Francophone World
- Fr 330: Introduction to French Linguistics
- Fr 331: Intro to Lit/Literary Analysis in French
- Fr 361: French and Francophone Cinema
- Fr 362: Regional Identity in French Cinema
- Fr 387: Short Fiction in French
- Fr 398: Upper-Level French Study Abroad
- Fr 399: Special Topics
- Fr 561: Advanced French & Francophone Cinema
- Fr 571: Advanced Grammar and Composition
- Fr 572: French Phonetics and Phonology
- Fr 573: Translation Theory and Practice
- Fr 574: History of the French Language
- Fr 575: Topics in Applied French Linguistics
- Fr 577: Survey of French Literature I
- Fr 578: Survey of French Literature II
- Fr 579: Survey of French Lyric Poetry
- Fr 580: Survey of French Theater
- Fr 582: Medieval and Renaissance French Lit
- Fr 583: Seventeenth-Century French Literature
- Fr 584: Eighteenth-Century French Literature
- Fr 585: Nineteenth-Century French Literature
- Fr 586: Twentieth-Century French Literature
- Fr 587: Introduction to Francophone Literature
- Fr 588: Chretien de Troyes and His World
- Fr 589: The Environment in French Literature
- Fr 593: Topics in Cultural Studies
- Fr 598: Advanced French Study Abroad
- Fr 599: Special Topics
- Fr 601: Professional Issues in Graduate Study
- Fr 611: Intensive Elem French for Graduate St
- Fr 632: Seminar, French Studies II
- Fr 651: Instructed Second Language Acquisition
- Fr 671: Research Methods
- Fr 672: Research & Practice in Clsrm Sec. Lang.
- Fr 673: Seminar
- Fr 697: Thesis
Music
- Frhn 100: Preparatory French Horn
- Frhn 121: Freshman French Horn I
- Frhn 122: Freshman French Horn II
- Frhn 221: Sophomore French Horn I
- Frhn 222: Sophomore French Horn II
- Frhn 241: Sophomore French Horn Performance I
- Frhn 242: Sophomore French Horn Performance II
- Frhn 321: Junior French Horn I
- Frhn 322: Junior French Horn II
- Frhn 341: Junior French Horn Performance I
- Frhn 342: Junior French Horn Performance II
- Frhn 421: Senior French Horn I
- Frhn 422: Senior French Horn II
- Frhn 441: Senior French Horn Performance I
- Frhn 442: Senior French Horn Performance II
- Frhn 521: Advanced French Horn I
- Frhn 522: Advanced French Horn II
- Frhn 541: Advanced French Horn Performance I
- Frhn 542: Advanced French Horn Performance II
- Frhn 621: Graduate French Horn I
- Frhn 622: Graduate French Horn II
- Frhn 641: Graduate French Horn Performance I
- Frhn 642: Graduate French Horn Performance II
Aerospace Studies
- AS 411: AFROTC Leadership Laboratory VII
- AS 412: AFROTC Leadership Laboratory VIII
- AS 312: AFROTC Leadership Laboratory VI
- AS 311: AFROTC Leadership Laboratory V
- AS 211: AFROTC Leadership Laboratory III
- AS 212: AFROTC Leadership Laboratory IV
- AS 112: AFROTC Leadership Laboratory II
- AS 111: AFROTC Leadership Laboratory I
African American Studies Program
- Aas 509: Historiography of African American Hist
- Aas 593: African American Literature
- Aas 483: Special Topics in African Literature
- Aas 469: Special Topics in African American Lit
- Aas 393: History of Southern Africa
- Aas 394: History of Islam in Africa
- Aas 364: Studies in African American Lit
- Aas 363: African American Genres
- Aas 504: Research in African American Studies
- Aas 501: African American Studies Seminar
- Aas 440: History of African Americans in Sports
- Aas 326: African American History since 1865
- Aas 325: African American History to 1865
- Aas 315: Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa
- Aas 202: African American Experience II
- Aas 201: African American Experience I
- Aas 517: African American Musical Tradition
- Aas 480: African American Studies Senior Seminar
- Aas 362: African American Women's History
- Aas 320: African American Politics
- Aas 386: African and African American Arts
- Aas 302: Judicial System & African Amer Community
- Aas 392: Modern Africa
- Aas 328: African American Feminist Thought
- Aas 350: Topics in African American History
- Aas 316: The African Diaspora
- Aas 360: Topics in African Amer. Studies Abroad
- Aas 342: African American Lit Survey Since 1920
- Aas 341: African American Lit Survey to 1920
- Aas 468: Major African American Writers
- Aas 375: Survey of African Literature
- Aas 366: African American Science Fiction Lit
- Aas 170: Intro to African History
- Aas 368: African American Lit and the Classics
- Aas 388: African Art
- Aas 390: Nationalism in Africa
- Aas 370: African American Legal Experience
- Aas 376: History of West Africa to 1800
- Aas 377: History of West Africa Since 1800
- Aas 372: Decolonization in Africa
- Aas 444: African Americans in Film and Television
- Aas 378: Africa since Independence
Art & Art History
- AH 586: African and African American Arts
- AH 386: African and African American Arts
- AH 388: African Art
- AH 588: Advanced African Art
Biology
- Bisc 534: Freshwater Insects
- Bisc 345: Symbiosis: From Parasitism to Mutualism
- Bisc 435: Research in Freshwater Biology
School of Engineering
Civil Engineering
College of Liberal Arts
Classics
- Clc 105: From Myth to Film
- Clc 352: From Republic to Empire
- Clc 368: African American Lit and the Classics
College of Liberal Arts
School of Applied Sciences
Criminal Justice & Legal Studies
College of Liberal Arts
Croft Inst for International Studies
School of Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
College of Liberal Arts
English
- Eng 483: Special Topics in African Literature
- Eng 469: Special Topics in African American Lit
- Eng 366: African American Science Fiction Lit
- Eng 364: Studies in African American Lit
- Eng 363: African American Genres
- Eng 747: Studies in African and African Diasporic
- Eng 468: Major African American Writers
- Eng 361: African American Lit Survey to 1920
- Eng 362: African American Lit Survey Since 1920
- Eng 375: Survey of 20th and 21st c. African Lit
School of Education
Higher Education
College of Liberal Arts
History
- Hst 770: Research - African History
- Hst 571: Historiography: Colonial Africa
- Hst 570: Historiography: Precolonial Africa
- Hst 374: Nationalism in Africa
- Hst 702: Research - US from Civil War to Present
- Hst 692: Readings - African History
- Hst 670: Readings - Slavery in Africa
- Hst 671: Readings - Colonialism in Africa
- Hst 509: Historiography - African American Histor
- Hst 420: History of African Americans in Sports
- Hst 418: African American Women’s History
- Hst 415: African American History since 1865
- Hst 414: African American History to 1865
- Hst 375: History of Islam in Africa
- Hst 373: War, Rebellion and Revolution in Africa
- Hst 371: History of Southern Africa
- Hst 370: Modern Africa
- Hst 335: The French Revolution
- Hst 334: France since 1789
- Hst 306: From Republic to Empire
- Hst 170: Intro to African History
- Hst 376: History of West Africa to 1800
- Hst 377: History of West Africa Since 1800
- Hst 372: Decolonization in Africa
- Hst 378: Africa since Independence
School of Business Administration
Management
College of Liberal Arts
Mathematics
Modern Languages
- Lin 532: Topics in Applied French Linguistics
- Lin 531: History of French Language
- Lin 530: French Phonetics and Phonology
- Lin 331: Introduction to French Linguistics
Music
- Voic 122: Freshman Voice II
- Voic 142: Freshman Applied Voice II
- Voic 121: Freshman Voice I
- Voic 141: Freshman Applied Voice I
- Viln 122: Freshman Violin II
- Viln 121: Freshman Violin I
- Vila 122: Freshman Viola II
- Vila 121: Freshman Viola I
- Vcel 121: Freshman Violoncello I
- Vcel 122: Freshman Violoncello II
- Tuba 122: Freshman Tuba II
- Tuba 121: Freshman Tuba I
- Trpt 122: Freshman Trumpet II
- Trpt 121: Freshman Trumpet I
- Trbn 121: Freshman Trombone I
- Trbn 122: Freshman Trombone II
- Stbs 122: Freshman String Bass II
- Stbs 121: Freshman String Bass I
- Saxn 122: Freshman Saxophone II
- Saxn 121: Freshman Saxophone I
- Pian 121: Freshman Piano I
- Pian 122: Freshman Piano II
- Perc 122: Freshman Percussion II
- Perc 121: Freshman Percussion I
- Orgn 122: Freshman Organ II
- Orgn 121: Freshman Organ I
- Oboe 121: Freshman Oboe I
- Oboe 122: Freshman Oboe II
- Mus 517: Afri-American Musical Traditions
- Hrps 121: Freshman Harpsichord
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| Course Level | Description |
|---|---|
| 1-99 | Courses that accrue no credit toward a degree |
| 100-299 | Lower-division courses; open to all students for undergraduate credit |
| 300-499 | Upper-division or advanced courses; open as undergraduate credit to students who are classified as sophomore or higher, or by permission of the department offering the course |
| 500-599 | Courses open as graduate credit to graduate students and open as undergraduate upper-division credit to undergraduate students who are classified as juniors or seniors |
| 600-799 | Courses open to graduate students |
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