Course
outlines
for
online
courses
can
be
found
on
the
CEL
website.
For
more
information
about GER
330, contact
the
instructor.
For
information
about
language
courses
and
general
registration
questions,
please
contact
Katja Czarnecki.
Open
enrollment
for
undergraduate
students
begins
on
August
5,
2021.
Register
on
Quest.
Please
note
that
students
with
prior
knowledge
in
German/Dutch/Russian/Croatian
cannot
enroll
in
GER
101,
DUTCH
101,
RUSS
101,
and
CROAT
101
respectively.
These
are
beginner
courses.
Please
contact
us
with
details
about
your
previous
experience
with
the
language
through
study,
work,
and/or
heritage
before
you
enroll
in a
language
course.
We
welcome
students
from
other
Canadian
universities
into
our
courses
on
a
Letter
of
Permission
(LoP)
basis.
Please
contact
us
if
you
would
like
to
take
a
course in
Fall
2021 with
us.
The
Letter
of
Permission
application
deadline
is
August
6,
2021.
Fall
2021 courses
begin
on
September
8,
2021 and
end
on
December
7,
2021,
with
a
final
assessment
period
to
follow.
For
all
academic
deadlines
see
the
Undergraduate
Calendar:
http://ugradcalendar.uwaterloo.ca/page/uWaterloo-Calendar-Events-and-Academic-Deadlines
No pre-requisites, if not indicated otherwise.
GER
330:
Infamous
Lovers
is
a
new
course
that
explores
what
love
is
through
German
literature
and
culture.
Passion,
transgression,
love
requited
or
not
-
it's
all
in
here. Taught
in
English
by
Prof. Ann
Marie
Rasmussen.
Online.
GER
101:
Elementary
German
1
aims
to
bring
German
language,
culture,
and
everyday
life
into
the
classroom.
Students
with
little
or
no
prior
knowledge
are
introduced
to
the
structure
of
German
and
develop
their
listening/comprehension,
speaking,
reading,
and
writing
skills.
GER
101
is
not
open
to
students
with
native,
near-native,
or
similar
advanced
ability.
If
you
have
any
prior
knowledge
of
German,
please
contact
the
Germanic
&
Slavic
Studies
Undergraduate
Office
for
enrollment
advice.
We
do
offer
GER
102,
GER
201,
GER
202,
GER
250/GER
350,
and
GER
331 in
Fall
2021 as
well.
Courses
offered
online
and/or
remotely
with
synchronous
meetings or
on-campus.
GER
250/GER
350:
Performance
German
1/2 improves
students'
oral
and
written
skills
via
creative
performances
in
our
everyday
life.
Students
will
be
actively
involved
in
marketing
products,
conducting
job
interviews,
writing
résumés,
improvising
theatre
skits,
hosting
poetry
slams,
or
even
instructing
yoga
-
all
in
German. On-campus (MW
5:30-6:50).
GER
250
pre-requisite:
GER
101
or
GER
102
GER
250
anti-requisite:
4U
German
GER
350
pre-requisite:
GER
201
or
4U
German
GER
331:
Exploring
the
German
Language taught
by
Prof.
Emma
Betz.
An
introduction
to
the
study
of
linguistics
with
a
focus
on
developing
the
German
language
skills
necessary
for
linguistic
analysis.
Online
with
a
synchronous
meeting
on
Wednesdays
1-2:20pm.
Pre-requisite:
One
of
GER
211,
GER
212,
or
equivalent
knowledge
of
German
(Please
contact
us
to
approve
an
Override
form).