The Regular EUROTECH Schedule

For The German Coursework

his is a general description of the German Studies Major
and how you incorporate it year-by-year with your engineer
ing course work. By sticking to the courses listed here, you will get your German Studies major in the most efficient way as many of these courses also fulfil General Education requirements (see the previous page for details). There is some flexibility with those courses marked by an *, how you can move these courses around is explained below:

FALL SPRING
   
First Year
   
Germ 131 (4 credits) Germ 132 (4 credits)
   
Second Year
   
Germ 133 (4 credits) Germ 134 (4 credits)
Germ 220 (1 credit) Germ 221 (1 credit)
   
Third Year
   
Germ 233 (3 credits) Germ 234 (3 credits)
   

(the sequence 233-234 is direct preparation for your study or work abroad period; in these courses you discuss cultural differences and practical issues of coping with the experience of a different culture)

   
Germ 222 (1 credit)  
   
Fourth Year
   
Work/Study Abroad  
Germ 290 (6 credits, see pages 22-23 for how to get them)
Germ 281* (3 credits)
Germ 293* (x credits, study abroad courses you can transfer as UConn credits, see p. 32 for the rules)
 
Engr 289 (no credits)  
   
Fifth Year
   
Germ 251* (3 credits)

Germ 252* or 253* or 254* or 255*
(3 credits each)

 

Notes on * designated courses:

Germ 251 is offered every Fall semester and has no prerequisites; you can take it during the fall of any one of the five years.

Germ 281 is offered every Spring semester and can be taken any Spring once you have started with 233.

Germ 252, 253, 254, 255 are not offered on a regularly alternating schedule, they might be offered in Fall, too, you can take these courses whenever they are offered and once you have started with 233.

Germ 293 are credits you transfer to UConn for courses taken abroad. Depending on what courses you have taken, they can be applied towards credit for a number of the 200-level German courses. As outlined on pages 27 & 32 , make sure the courses you intend to take match courses offered at UConn and that you save the appropriate paperwork!



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