2006-2007 Academic Calendar
Peter J. Yang
Associate Professor of German

Fall 2006 MW 2:00-2:50pm (Clark 210)
Office Hours: MW 15:00-16:00p.m. or by appointment
Tel: 368-2234      Office: Guilford 317         e-mail: pjy2
Web: http://www.case.edu/artsci/modlang/german201/
Mirror: http://yang.case.edu/german201/

During the semester I am prepared to meet individually [by appointment] with any and all students enrolled in this course. That is especially true, however, during the first week of class and especially for students with disabilities who are registered with the Coordinator of Disability Services (368-5230) and who may need individual arrangements.

Course Objectives:
Emphasizes both language and culture and is taught in German. Review of grammar and usage of German while studying texts and videotapes which focus on contemporary life in Germany.

Prereq: PREREQ: German 102 or equivalent. Please note: If you have begun German in high school, or at another college or university, this course may be appropriate--but let us determine if you have the "equivalent." See us in the German section for a placement test and/or consultation.

Herzlich willkommen! This course conducts a comprehensive grammar review of basic structures in contemporary German. We emphasize the functional use of language in oral communication as well as reading and writing. Through activities in the classroom, languages laboratory exercises, and homework assignments, we will solidify your understanding of grammar, sharpen your listening skills, increase your active vocabulary in speaking with others, and build your confidence to express yourself with sophistication as you speak and write. Sprechen wir miteinander--auf deutsch!

Texts:

Requirements:

Three weekly class meetings and one hour per week in the Language Resource Center. Class work is an essential part of the course and regular attendance is required. Homework assignments are to prepare you for class participation and tests. Although it is encouraged to do all parts in the exercises in the workbook, you are only required to hand in assignments in the Workbook. Assignments of other sections are, if turned in, treated as extra credit of 15 (out of 100). Required chapter assignment is due on Friday of the first week in which we have started the new chapter.

Grading:
Grade: The grade will factor in many facets of your proficiency and improvement

Stundenplan für Deutsch 201 Herbst 2006

Woche 1
A
ugust 28 Introduction. Buy your books!
August 30 Readings and Activities Kapitel 1: Inventur
September 1 Mein Besitz
Woche 2
September 4 Labor Day. No classes.
September 6 Grammar Kapitel 1 : Endings of Nouns in Singular and Plural
September 8 Test Yourself : Endings of Nouns in Singular and Plural
Assignment: Weak Nouns Test 1

Woche 3
September 11 Readings and Activities Kapitel 2: Verfahren
September 13 Readings and Activities Kapitel 2: Verfahren
September 15 Readings and Activities Kapitel 2: Verfahren

Woche 4
September 18 Readings and Activities Kapitel 2:  Verfahren
September 20 Grammar  Kapitel 2: Endings of definitive and indefinitive articles in the nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative (singular and plural) and Test Yourself : Endings of Articles in All Four Cases
September 22 Test 2

Woche 5
September 25 Readings and Activities Kapitel 3: Mein erstes Abenteuer
September 27 Readings and Activities Kapitel 3: Mein erstes Abenteuer
September 29 Readings and Activities Kapitel 3: Mein erstes Abenteuer

Woche 6
October 2 Readings and Activities Kapitel 3: Kaffee verkehrt
October 4 Readings and Activities Kapitel 3: Kaffee verkehrt
October 6 Readings and Activities Kapitel 3: Kaffee verkehrt

Woche 7
October 9  Grammar  Kapitel 3:Pronouns in the nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative  
October 11 Grammar  Kapitel 3:Pronouns in the nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative  
October 13 Test 3

Woche 8
October 16 Readings and Activities Kapitel 4: Erziehung , lernprozesse, Podiumsdiskussion
October 18 Readings and Activities Kapitel 4: Erziehung , lernprozesse, Podiumsdiskussion.
October 20 Readings and Activities Kapitel 4: Erziehung , lernprozesse, Podiumsdiskussion.

Woche 9
October 23-24 Fall Break. No classes.
October 25 Grammar Kapitel 4: Endings of Adjectives in Singular and Plural in  All Four Cases
October 27 Grammar Kapitel 4: Test Yourself : Endings of Adjectives in Singular and Plural in  All Four Cases 

Woche 10
October 30 Readings and Activities Kapitel 5: Die alte Frau von nebenan  
November 1 Readings and Activities Kapitel 5: Die alte Frau von nebenan  
November 3 Test 4
Woche 11
November 6 Readings and Activities Kapitel 5: Auszug aus "Drei Variationen über meine Großmutter"
November 8 Readings and Activities Kapitel 5: Die Zwillingshexen
November 10 Readings and Activities Kapitel 5: Die Zwillingshexen
Woche 12
November 13 Grammar  Kapitel 5: Prepositions. Test Yourself: Wo oder wohin (Two-Way Prepositions)? 
November 15 Grammar  Kapitel 5: Prepositions. Test Yourself: Wo oder wohin (Two-Way Prepositions)? 
November 17 Grammar  Kapitel 5: Prepositions. Test Yourself: Wo oder wohin (Two-Way Prepositions)? 
Woche 13
November 20 Readings and Activities Kapitel 6: Traditionelle Mahlzeiten
November 22 Die Historie vom Pfannkuchen
November 23-24 Die Historie vom Pfannkuchen
Woche 14
November 27 Grammar  Kapitel 6
November 29 Grammar  Kapitel 6
December 1   Grammar  Kapitel 6
Woche 15
December 4 Wiederholung. Movie.
December 6 Wiederholung. Movie.
December 8 Movie
Finals Week
Dec
ember 14 Final Exam: 8:30-11:30 a.m.
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