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Estudiantes de UCF:
¡Bienvenidos! Here you will find some helpful information to guide you through your classes and your learning of the Spanish
language.
Learning a new language is something everyone should do. Not only because it will help you in your career but because it
will open the doors to new worlds and adventures. The ability to communicate in another language will give you a
competitive advantage after college. This is an opportunity of a life time. Take advantage of it now.
If you have any questions, you can email me at carmona@mail.ucf.edu.
¡Bienvenidos! Here you will find some helpful information to guide you through your classes and your learning of the Spanish
language.
Learning a new language is something everyone should do. Not only because it will help you in your career but because it
will open the doors to new worlds and adventures. The ability to communicate in another language will give you a
competitive advantage after college. This is an opportunity of a life time. Take advantage of it now.
If you have any questions, you can email me at carmona@mail.ucf.edu.
Helpful Links:
| Diccionario de Real Academia: Rae.es Diccionario: Word Reference.com Sinónimos y Antónimos: Elmundo.es Spanish Grammar: Studyspanish.com Study Abroad: Studyabroad.com Spain Exchange: Spainexchange.com |
| GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS |
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Students of SPN 1120 (Spanish I)
CONTACT AND OFFICE HOURS
Office: CNH 509 (next to the bookstore)
Office Hrs: Fall Semester 2010- Every Monday
from 9:30am to 12:30am or by appointment.
E-mail: carmona@mail.ucf.edu
Phone: UCF: 407-823-2472
Wimba Chat ID: ocarmonas
Office Hrs: Fall Semester 2010- Every Monday
from 9:30am to 12:30am or by appointment.
E-mail: carmona@mail.ucf.edu
Phone: UCF: 407-823-2472
Wimba Chat ID: ocarmonas
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SPN 1121 is a class that requires from you a commitment. The syllabus is designed to expose you to the Spanish
language as much as possible. Once you print your syllabus, please read it carefully. You must bring it to class. A
dictionary is mandatory.
Elementary Spanish II is the second semester of the one-year Elementary Spanish Language and Civilization
sequence. In this course, the student will continue acquiring knowledge of Spanish grammar and culture. The
course emphasizes oral proficiency as well as the remaining language modalities: listening, reading and writing
comprehension. If you are fluent in Spanish or have a strong Spanish language background this class is NOT for
you.
SPN 1121 is a course that combines traditional face to face classroom instruction with online computer-based
learning. In this course students will have three hours in class (face to face) and one hour of scheduled
responsibilities online. Students should expect substantial commitment and study in and out of class. The level of
proficiency you attain will depend on you as the student. This course will require self-discipline and time.
Prerequisite: SPN 1121C is open to students who have completed SPN 1120, SPN 1120C or its equivalent. Please
consult an advisor in the Modern Language Department, if you have questions regarding your proficiency.
language as much as possible. Once you print your syllabus, please read it carefully. You must bring it to class. A
dictionary is mandatory.
Elementary Spanish II is the second semester of the one-year Elementary Spanish Language and Civilization
sequence. In this course, the student will continue acquiring knowledge of Spanish grammar and culture. The
course emphasizes oral proficiency as well as the remaining language modalities: listening, reading and writing
comprehension. If you are fluent in Spanish or have a strong Spanish language background this class is NOT for
you.
SPN 1121 is a course that combines traditional face to face classroom instruction with online computer-based
learning. In this course students will have three hours in class (face to face) and one hour of scheduled
responsibilities online. Students should expect substantial commitment and study in and out of class. The level of
proficiency you attain will depend on you as the student. This course will require self-discipline and time.
Prerequisite: SPN 1121C is open to students who have completed SPN 1120, SPN 1120C or its equivalent. Please
consult an advisor in the Modern Language Department, if you have questions regarding your proficiency.
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SPN 1120 is a class that requires commitment. The syllabus is designed to expose you to the Spanish language
as much as possible. Once you print your syllabus, please read it carefully. You must bring it to class. A dictionary
is mandatory.
Elementary Spanish I is an entry-level course open to students with little or no experience with the Spanish
language. The course is designed to progressively introduce students to the Spanish language and the many
facets of Hispanic culture. It emphasizes oral proficiency in addition to developing the other language modalities:
listening, reading, and writing. In this course, you will develop your ability to communicate at a novice level in
Spanish in everyday practical situations and you will acquire some of the skills necessary for effective reading and
writing in Spanish. If you are fluent in Spanish, took more than two Spanish classes in High School or have a
strong Spanish language background this class is NOT for you.
SPN 1120 is a course that combines traditional face-to-face classroom instruction with online computer-based
learning. In this course, students will have three hours in class (face to face) and one hour of scheduled
responsibilities online. Students should expect substantial commitment and study in and out of class. The level of
proficiency you attain will depend largely on you as the student. This course will require self-discipline and time.
Please consult an advisor in the Modern Language Department, if you have questions regarding your proficiency.
as much as possible. Once you print your syllabus, please read it carefully. You must bring it to class. A dictionary
is mandatory.
Elementary Spanish I is an entry-level course open to students with little or no experience with the Spanish
language. The course is designed to progressively introduce students to the Spanish language and the many
facets of Hispanic culture. It emphasizes oral proficiency in addition to developing the other language modalities:
listening, reading, and writing. In this course, you will develop your ability to communicate at a novice level in
Spanish in everyday practical situations and you will acquire some of the skills necessary for effective reading and
writing in Spanish. If you are fluent in Spanish, took more than two Spanish classes in High School or have a
strong Spanish language background this class is NOT for you.
SPN 1120 is a course that combines traditional face-to-face classroom instruction with online computer-based
learning. In this course, students will have three hours in class (face to face) and one hour of scheduled
responsibilities online. Students should expect substantial commitment and study in and out of class. The level of
proficiency you attain will depend largely on you as the student. This course will require self-discipline and time.
Please consult an advisor in the Modern Language Department, if you have questions regarding your proficiency.
| SPN 1120C-0001 (Mo//We/Fr) 7:30AM - 8:20AM Room: ENGR 0227 Online final: Dec. 8 - 10 at 11:59pm In class final: Dec. 13 at 7am - 9:50am ACCESS CLOSED |
| SPN 1120C-0033 (Mo/We) 4:30PM - 5:45PM Room: CL1 0212 Online final: Dec. 8 - 10 at 11:59pm In class final: Dec. 13 at 4pm- 6 :50pm ACCESS CLOSED |
Students of SPN 1121 (Spanish II)
| SPN 1121C-0023 (Mo/We/Fr) 8:30AM - 9:20AM Room: CL1 0112 Online final: Dec. 8 - 10 at 11:59pm In class final: Dec. 8 at 7am - 9:50am ACCESS CLOSED |
FALL 2010
FALL 2010
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| SPN 1121C-0007 (Mo/We/Fr) 8:30AM - 9:20AM Room: VAB 109 Lab code: coming soon Enter class page here |
SPRING 2011
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| LAST DAY OF CLASSES IS MONDAY, DECEMBER 6TH. CLASSES PAGES ARE CLOSED |