Difference between revisions of "Slavic major"

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Classes that need to be taken:

Nineteenth- and twentieth-century surveys of Russian literature – Slavic 45 + 46
One course in culture selected from the following:
Russian culture (Slavic 130, 131, 140, 146, 148, 190) or
The literatures of other Slavic peoples (Slavic 150, 160, 170) or
Folklore (Slavic 147), Linguistics (Slavic 137), Film (Slavic 138)
One Russian literature class taught in English – Slavic 131, 132, 133, 134A, B, C, D, E, F, N, or 146 uncertain of necessity
One literature course with readings in Russian – Slavic 180 series
Two upper division elective courses (each worth 3 or 4 units) in Russian language, literature, or culture selected from the courses listed above. Relevant courses from other programs – for example, History – may be substituted with the permission of the Major Adviser.

Total: 11 courses, 36 units

Academic planning
CS major — ES major — Slavic major American Cultures

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 Classes that need to be taken:
-*2 semesters of Advanced Russian/English/Russian Translation – Slavic 105A + B
-*2 semesters of Advanced Self-Paced Russian for Heritage Speakers – Slavic 114 (6 units total)
 *Nineteenth- and twentieth-century surveys of Russian literature – Slavic 45 + 46
 *One course in culture selected from the following:<br>Russian culture (Slavic 130, 131, 140, 146, 148, 190) or<br>The literatures of other Slavic peoples (Slavic 150, 160, 170) or<br>Folklore (Slavic 147), Linguistics (Slavic 137), Film (Slavic 138)