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Courses

Please follow the links on the Courses tab above to visit the Registrar's website for Spring 2010.

HOW TO FIND SPRING 2010 COURSES: Choose German in the Subject category and click the Class Search button.

 
All courses offered by the German Department 2008-2010:

Undergraduate

GERM-001 Introductory German: Contemporary Germany
Staff
GERM-002 Introductory German: Contemporary Germany
Staff
GERM-011 Intensive Basic German: Contemporary Germany
Staff
GERM-021 Intermediate German: Experiencing the German-Speaking World
Staff
GERM-022 Intermediate German: Experiencing the German-Speaking World
Staff
GERM-032 Intensive Intermediate German: Experiencing the German-Speaking World
Staff
GERM-042 Women and Nazi Culture
Professor K. Sieg
GERM-043 Witches in History, Myth and Fiction (taught in English)
Staff
GERM-101 Advanced German: Stories and Histories
Professor M. Dupree
GERM-102 Advanced German: Stories and Histories
Staff
GERM-111 Intensive Advanced German: Stories and Histories
Professor A. Weigert
GERM-152 Text in Context: Reading Germany
Weidner, Rebecca
GERM-161 Oral Proficiency: Issues and Trends
Professor F. Eigler
GERM-167 Liebe, Lust, Leidenschaft
Staff
GERM-168 Citizenship, Religion, Belonging: The German-Jewish Case in Contemporary Germany
Kugele, Jens
GERM-173 Business in Germany
Professor M. Pankova
GERM-173 Business in Germany
Professor A. Weigert
GERM-251 Ritter, Räuber, Abenteurer
Professor F. Hoppe
GERM-255 Isn't It Romantic
Professor A. Weigert
GERM-276 Persistence of Evil: German Novella
Professor G. Murphy
GERM-331 German Civilization: Reformation to Freud
Professor H. Byrnes
GERM-398 German Cinema
Professor P. Pfeiffer
GERM-437 Grim(m) Fairytales
Professor H. Byrnes
GERM-440 Early Germanic Christian Epic (upper/under)
Professor G. Murphy
GERM-446 Enter the Actress
Professor M. H. Dupree
GERM-510 Theorizing Culture
Professor P. Pfeiffer
GERM-545 Fundamentals of German Language Instruction
Professor M. Pankova
GERM-585 Private Lives/Public Virtues
Durpree, M. H.
GERM-666 German Studies goes Global
Professor K. Sieg
GERM-705 Heimat I: Remembering ‚Heimat’ – Imagining the ‚Nation’ (late 18th/early 19th century)
Professor F. Eigler
GERM-731 Theoretical, Research, and Instructional Issues in Advanced Instructed SLA
Professor H. Byrnes

Undergraduate: Upper-division

GERM-251 Ritter, Räuber, Abenteurer
Professor F. Hoppe
GERM-255 Isn't It Romantic
Professor A. Weigert
GERM-262 Grim(m) Fairytales
Staff
GERM-265 MMM
Professor H. Byrnes
GERM-276 Persistence of Evil: German Novella
Professor G. Murphy
GERM-331 German Civilization: Reformation to Freud
Professor H. Byrnes
GERM-348 Glücksspieler, Schatzjäger, Türhüter
Hoppe, Felicitas
GERM-370-01 The 20th Century Drama: War and Human Experience
Professor G. Murphy
GERM-394 Images of Childhood
Professor M. Dupree
GERM-395 Seminar: Vienna Around 1900 - Literature, the Arts, and the Fashioning of Self
Schneider, Helmut
GERM-437 Grim(m) Fairytales
Professor H. Byrnes
GERM-440 Early Germanic Christian Epic (upper/under)
Professor G. Murphy
GERM-446 Enter the Actress
Professor M. H. Dupree

Graduate

GERM-394 Images of Childhood
Professor M. Dupree
GERM-440 Early Germanic Christian Epic (upper/under)
Professor G. Murphy
GERM-446 Enter the Actress
Professor M. H. Dupree
GERM-504 Nineteenth-Century Literature
Professor P. Pfeiffer
GERM-510 Theorizing Culture
Professor K. Sieg
GERM-542 18th Century Drama
Professor M. Dupree
GERM-545 Fundamentals of German Language Instruction
Professor M. Pankova
GERM-580 Autobiographical Fiction--Fictional Autobiography
Professor F. Eigler
GERM-585 Private Lives/Public Virtues
Durpree, M. H.
GERM-652 German Realist Novel
Professor P. Pfeiffer
GERM-666 German Studies goes Global
Professor K. Sieg
GERM-670 Seminar: Modernism - The German Novel in the First Half of the 20th Century
Schneider, Helmut
GERM-705 Heimat I: Remembering ‚Heimat’ – Imagining the ‚Nation’ (late 18th/early 19th century)
Professor F. Eigler
GERM-708-01 Remembering Heimat II - Imagining the Nation
Professor F. Eigler
GERM-730 GDR Culture
Professor K. Sieg
GERM-731 Theoretical, Research, and Instructional Issues in Advanced Instructed SLA
Professor H. Byrnes
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