SPAN 215 - Advanced Spanish Conversation and Composition

(HUMD [M])

Emphasis on fluency in speaking and writing Spanish. Readings in texts and assigned outside sources serve as basis for classroom discussion in Spanish as well as for advanced composition. Includes readings in Spanish and/or Latin-American literature. PREREQUISITE(S): SPAN 202 , SPAN 203 or appropriate placement on the placement test or consent of department. Three hours each week. Formerly SN 215.

3 semester hours

Course Outcomes:
Upon course completion, a student will be able to:

Communicate at an advanced level in the skill areas of reading, writing speaking and listening, with an emphasis on speaking and writing.
Study and apply linguistic structures supporting communication at the advanced level of proficiency.
Demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the study of Spanish and other disciplines.
Articulate an understanding of the nature of language through their study of Spanish.
Express and appropriately employ the following language functions, including the following:
- a. persuading others
- b. analyzing content
- c. comparing and contrasting
- d. narrating events
- e. communicating academic information
- f. expressing and supporting a thesis.
Develop theses regarding specific aspects of Hispanic culture and cultural practices.
Investigate and report on social, cultural, and political events and practices in the Spanish-speaking world.
Produce and present a cultural project as an integral part of the class

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