The program of study for the bachelor’s of arts degree in Italian is currently under review by the Undergraduate College Curriculum Committee. Students interested in pursuing this degree are advised to stay in close contact with their academic mentor so that they can adjust to changes forthcoming in this program of study.

ITA-0100 Introductory Italian I
An introduction to the Italian languages and cultures. The course covers conversational methods and makes use of laboratory, films, and slides. Students will acquire a comprehensive knowledge of Italian grammar with the ability to express themselves orally and in writing on cultural and everyday topics. Readings of short stories and poems. Offered fall semester. 3 credits.

ITA-0101 Introductory Italian II
This course follows in sequence to ITA-0100. It is a further introduction to the Italian languages and cultures. Offered spring semester. 3 credits.

ITA-0200 Intermediate Italian I
A continuing study of formal grammar. Oral practice and sight translation; reading of contemporary texts of literature and of non-literary nature; use of laboratory; viewing of Italian films. Prerequisite: ITA-0101 or placement. Offered fall semester. 3 credits.

ITA-0201 Intermediate Italian II
A review of grammar; intensive and extensive reading, particularly from contemporary authors; translation, composition, and practice in conversation; use of laboratory. Prerequisite: ITA-0200 or placement. Offered spring semester. 3 credits.