German courses IU

Can you give me list of German courses offered by the Indiana University Bloomington and also give me address details for it ??

Indiana University Bloomington is a well known university situated in Indiana.. below I am giving you information about it .

Course offered :
German courses :
Undergraduate
Beginning German I
G100 \\ 4 cr. IU Bloomington Bulletins

Beginning German II
G150 \\ 4 cr.

Oral Practice - Write & Read I
G200 \\ 3 cr.

Oral Practice - Write & Read II
G250 \\ 3 cr.

Fifth-Semester College German
G300 \\ 3 cr.

Intro to German Lit - Themes
G306 \\ 3 cr.

Sixth-Semester College German
G330 \\ 3 cr.

Introduction to German Cultural History
G363 \\ 3 cr.

Conversational German
G375 \\ 3 cr.

Residential Workshop
G397 \\ 1-2 cr.

Honors Tutorial
G399 \\ 1-2 cr., 4 cr. max

Advanced College German
G400 \\ 3 cr.

Perspectives on German Literature
G415 \\ 3 cr.

Literature and Society since 1945
G424 \\ 3 cr.

College Teaching Internship
G430 \\ 2 cr.

Intro to German Morphology
G458 3 cr.

Individual Readings in Germanic Literature
G495 \\ 1-3 cr.; 6 cr. max

Advanced German Language Abroad
G496 \\ 1-6 cr.

Honors Thesis
G499 \\ 3 cr.

Tradition and Innovation in German Literature
E311 \\ 3 cr.

German Cultural History
E322 \\ 3 cr. \\ 8 weeks course

Intro to Germanic Languages
E333 \\ 3 cr. \\ 8 weeks course

Special Topics in Germanic Studies
E371 \\ 3 cr.

Beginning Norwegian II
K150 \\ 4 cr.

Intermediate Norwegian II
K250 \\ 3 cr.

Topics in Scandinavian Culture
E362 \\ 3 cr.

Individual Readings: Scandinavian Studies
K495 1-3 cr.

Intensive Dutch II
N150 \\ 4 cr.

Dutch Reading, Composition & Conversation II
N250 \\ 3 cr.

Advanced Dutch II
N330 \\ 3 cr.

The Golden Age of Dutch Culture
E342 \\ 3 cr. \\ 8 weeks course

Individual Readings in Netherlandic Studies
N495 \\ 1-3 cr.

Intermediate Yiddish II
Y250 \\ 3 cr.

Individual Readings in Yiddish Studies
Y495 \\ 1-3 cr.

Topics in Yiddish Literature
E351 \\ 3 cr. \\ 8 weeks course

Graduate courses :
Readings in German for Graduate Students
G492 \\ Undergraduate section - 4 cr.; Graduate section - 3 cr.

Introduction to Theories and Methodologies in the Study of German Literature and Culture
G503 \\ 3 cr.

Principles of German Morphology
G558 \\ 3 cr.

Historical Study of German Literature I
G571 \\ 3 cr.

Historical Study of German Literature III
G575 \\ 3 cr.

Film and Media: Special Topics
G627 3 cr.

Old Icelandic Literature
G636 \\ 3 cr.

Individual Readings
G815 \\ 1-3 cr.

Research Tutorial
G820 \\ 1-3 cr.

Seminar in German Literature
G825 \ 3-4 cr.

Master's Project
G850 \\ 1 cr.

Research in German Literature
G875 \\ cr. arr.

Research in German Linguistics
G885 \\ cr. arr.

Advanced Research
G901 \\ 3-6 cr.

Beginning Norwegian II
K502 \\ 3 cr.

Intermediate Norwegian II
K504 \\ 3 cr.

Topics in Scandinavian Culture
K506 \\ 3 cr. \\ 8 weeks course

Intensive Dutch II
N402 \\ 3 cr.

Dutch Reading, Composition, & Conversation II
N404 \\ 3 cr.

Advanced Dutch II
N506 \\ 3 cr.

Individual Readings in German Studies
V815 \\ 1-8 cr.

Intermediate Yiddish II
Y504 \\ 3 cr.

Topics in Yiddish Literature
Y505 \\ 3 cr. \\ 8 weeks course

Topics in Yiddish Culture
Y506 \\ 3 cr.

Individual Readings in Yiddish Studies
Y815 \\ 1-4 cr.

G100 Beginning German I (4 cr.)
Staff
Prerequisite: In four class meetings per week students will develop skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) for communicating in German within a cultural context. Language laboratory
work and written homework are an intrinsic part of the course, as is the accumulation of portfolio items. Regular mandatory tests
are designed to give feedback to students and teaching staff. Active class participation is a requirement for successful
completion of the course, as is a passing grade on the final examination. To proceed to G150, students need to earn a grade of C- or better in G100.

Required Texts:
 Dollenmayer / Hansen: Neue Horizonte, 7th edition + customized Workbook (shrink-wrapped), ISBN 1-428-28392-7

For more details about the undergraduate German course I am attaching a PDF file with it ..

Contact details :
Indiana University IU Bloomington
College of Arts & Sciences
Germanic Studies
1020 E. Kirkwood Ave.
Ballantine Hall 644 | Bloomington, IN 47405-7103
Phone: (812) 855-1553
Fax: (812) 855-8927
germanic@indiana.edu

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