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CAS LT 111: First-Semester Turkish
Introduction to spoken and written Turkish and fundamentals of Turkish grammar, with oral drills and written exercises. -
CAS LT 112: Second-Semester Turkish
Completes introduction to modern Turkish grammar, with emphasis on development of aural and written comprehension, as well as writing and speaking abilities. -
CAS LT 211: Third-Semester Turkish
Further, intermediate-level, development of Turkish language skills through textbooks, authentic readings including literary works, internet-based exercises, and the use of Turkish audio and visual materials. -
CAS LT 212: Fourth-Semester Turkish
Completes presentation of structures of Turkish, to “intermediate-high” levels of proficiency in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. -
CAS LT 281: Istanbul at the Crossroads
The image of the city of Istanbul in novels, autobiography, short story, poetry, as well as music videos and popular films. Themes include modernization, urbanization, isolation, cosmopolitanism, and the struggle between East and West. -
CAS LT 303: Advanced Turkish I
Advanced Turkish, concentrating on all four communicative skills, diverse registers, and idioms. Exposure to literature, media and other cultural materials.
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