units
ATS3225
Faculty of Arts
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Level | Undergraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Arts |
Organisational Unit | Italian Studies |
Offered | Clayton First semester 2013 (Day) |
Coordinator(s) | Dr Patrizia Sambuco |
Notes
Previously coded ITA3050
The unit integrated two components: language 50% and culture 50%. will consist of two seminars per week aiming at the acquisition of linguistic and cultural competence through oral practice and the comprehension and analysis of written, aural and audiovisual materials concerning contemporary Italian society.
Upon completion of the unit students should have developed the four macro skills with specific emphasis on reading and writing, and an informed knowledge of contemporary Italian society in its constant change. Students are expected to consolidate and expand their previous knowledge of basic grammatical concepts and vocabulary. They are also expected to reach communicative competence and the ability to perform cultural and literary analysis on texts relating to topics focused on contemporary Italy. Textual analysis will be based on a variety of text types, namely short stories and films.
Continuous assessment assignments: 30%
Class tests (written, oral and aural work): 40%
Examination: 30%
5 hours (Two 2-hour language/culture seminars and one 1-hour interactive grammar lecture) per week
ATS2224 or equivalent language competence
ATS1225, ATS2225