Module Information

Module Identifier
IT21530
Module Title
ITALIAN LANGUAGE-BEGINNERS (SINGLE HONS EUROPEAN LANGUAGES: MINOR LANGUAGE)
Academic Year
2010/2011
Co-ordinator
Semester
Semester 2 (Taught over 2 semesters)
Pre-Requisite
Only available to Single Honours European Languages students.
Other Staff

Course Delivery

Delivery Type Delivery length / details
Seminars / Tutorials 120 Hours. Contact Hours. (Total of 120 hours Lectures/Seminars/Tutorials/Practicals.
 

Assessment

Assessment Type Assessment length / details Proportion
Semester Assessment Continuous Assessment: Translations, grammar exercises, comprehension, etc.  40%
Semester Exam 1x3 Hours   written exam plus oral (10%).  60%
Supplementary Exam 3 Hours   If the module has been failed, the supplementary exam will consist of a 3-hour written examination which will count for 100%. If the student has failed the oral exam but has a passing average without the oral exam being taken into consideration, the supplementary exam will consist of an oral examination only (same format as in May/June). The mark of this supplementary oral exam will be integrated into the final mark.  100%

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the module, if you have made satisfactory progress, you will be able to:

- demonstrate your interest in and understanding of the Italian language as a subject of study
- display proficiency in the essential framework of Italian grammar and syntax
- translate selected passages from and into Italian
- use a range of linguistic structures, particularly those in more frequent general usage
- communicate in written Italian at an appropriate standard
- produce summaries of material written in Italian
- give your own insights into aspects of Italian society
- use a good range of Italian vocabulary
- respond with understanding to spoken Italian
- make both supervised and independent use of the facilities available in the department: video, language laboratory, satellite television

Language modules have, as an integral part of their structure, regular homework assignments and class tests as well as end of year examinations. All assessment is designed to measure your progress against learning outcomes at the appropriate level.

Brief description

This module forms part of the core Level 2 programme in European Languages (Italian Minor) and is one of three written language courses taken in that year.

An intensive course so that students may acquire competence in the fundamental structure of the Italian language as well as communicative skills. The course adopts a multimedial approach, making extensive use of video, computers, language laboratory, satellite television.

For a full description see IT10740.

Notes

This module is at CQFW Level 5