Author: Zhang Shuliang (Chief Editor) / Zhao Zhong (Editor-in-Chief)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: College German is compiled based on the Teaching Syllabus for College German. It is designed for undergraduate students in science, engineering, and liberal arts who are beginners in German. It can also serve as a training textbook and self-study material. The teaching objectives of College German are to cultivate students' certain reading abilities while developing preliminary listening, speaking, and writing skills, laying a solid language foundation for acquiring the necessary professional information and further improving their German proficiency. College German is divided into four volumes. , the first and second volumes primarily cover basic grammar while also training various skills to lay a foundation for developing reading abilities. The third and fourth volumes gradually increase the amount of reading material and enhance reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills. To ensure the training of listening and speaking skills, we will also develop a listening and speaking textbook for College German to meet all the specific requirements of the syllabus. College German volume consists of 15 lessons, including a pronunciation tutorial with 6 lessons, approximately requiring 12 teaching hours to complete; and a basic tutorial with 9 lessons, approximately requiring 54 teaching hours to complete. According to the syllabus, the remaining time can be used for review and exams. Teachers can also make practical arrangements based on teaching conditions.
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