ITA2060 - Italian studies 6

Leader(s): Simon West

Offered

Clayton Second semester 2009 (Day)

Synopsis

Consolidation and extension of work begun in ITA2050.

Objectives

Upon completion of these units students should further develop the four macro skills with specific emphasis on reading and writing, and an informed knowledge of contemporary Italian society in its constant change. In the language component, students are expected to consolidate and expand their knowledge of basic grammatical concepts and vocabulary. They are also expected to reach communicative competence on most topics relating to oneself, one's family, home, school, work and social environment. In the cultural component, students should acquire an understanding of key aspects of contemporary and Nineteenth Century Italian history, society and culture.

Assessment

Written work: 30%
Class work/tests/exercises: 30%
Exam: 40%

Contact hours

5 hours (1 hour culture lecture and 4 hours language workshops) per week

Prerequisites

ITA2050 or equivalent language competence

Prohibitions

ITA1060, ITA3060