Spanish I
An introduction to the language and the culture of the Spanish people with an emphasis on grammatical structures, verb usage, pronunciation and communication skills through conversations, and the use of videos and films. 

Spanish II
This is a continuation of Spanish I with stress on grammar usage, pronunciation, verb usage and the cultural aspects of Spain and Latin American and their contrasts to our native culture. The course provides the student with necessary grammar and vocabulary background to carry on a basic conversation in this language. Further usage of this language includes conversation, use of idiomatic phrases and use of videos and films. Pronunciation and oral skill comprehension are emphasized. 

Spanish III
This course provides for a further and more in-depth study of the language. Grammatical structures are reviewed through oral skills. Vocabulary building and cultural studies are emphasized through reading, writing, and speaking the language. Pronunciation and oral/proficiency skills are heavily emphasized through conversation, and through continued activities that are mentioned in Spanish II and I. Comparisons of diverse cultural systems of Spain, Latin America and the U.S. are explored. 

Spanish IV
An in-depth study of language in all areas: grammar, literature, and cultural studies. Skills stressed are oral and written proficiency in reading comprehension important. In-depth study of authors and literature are presented throughout the year. Intense conversation and grammar usage in oral work are stressed. Cultural aspects of the Latin American, Hispanic world and the Iberian peninsula are compared and contrasted to the culture of the U.S.