QUECH 330

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Advanced Language Proficiency Through Cultural Studies: Quechua

Language Studies College of Humanities

Course Description

Study of Quechua culture using interpersonal, presentational, and interpretive skills in the target language.

When Taught

Contact Department

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3

Fixed/Max

3

Fixed

3

Fixed

0

Other Prerequisites

Quech 202 or equivalent.

Note

Entry course for returned missionaries or others of equivalent language experience. Required course for obtaining language credit by examination. May fulfill the GE Languages of Learning requirement.

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Communication Skills

Learning Outcome

In both written and spoken target language, communicate accurately with well-educated members of the target-culture about real-world activities.

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Comprehension

Learning Outcome

Understand detailed written and verbal instructions. Comprehend historical passages, newspaper and magazine articles, and broadcast news reports well educated native speakers encounter routinely in their daily life.

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Cultural Knowledge

Learning Outcome

Acquire background knowledge of important achievements related to the target culture (historical figures and events, major literary and artistic movements, government and religious institutions, etc.). Discuss in the target language cultural practices related to major life events in the target culture (birth, marriage, death, etc.).

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General Education Requirements

Learning Outcome

Complete Languages of Learning and Global & Cultural Awareness for General Education.