This course will introduce students to the breadth of opportunities available to psychology majors. The activities and assignments will help majors prepare for productive academic training and professional development in the department. Students will connect with faculty members, graduate students, and professionals via department workshops, club meetings, and campus resources. We will explore opportunities in the department, focus areas and fields within psychology, complimentary academic programs, specializations, clubs and organizations, and introduce career paths in psychology.

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This course offers and introduction to general notions of language and linguistics. Students will learn structural properties of the Portuguese language: phonology, prosody, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics.

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General view of basic structures of the language: concentration on significant problem areas of grammar. Part of the language-skills sequence for the Portuguese major. Prerequisite: PORTUG 240 or equivalent.

This is an intermediate language course that focuses on dialectal, grammatical, morphological, and phonological properties of the Portuguese language spoken in Brazil. Students will study the different varieties of Brazilian Portuguese, while developing the four language skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. This course is considered a bridge-course between the elementary language sequence and more advanced courses in the program.

Expands on basic skills of the language. Greater oral fluency through vocabulary building and review of fundamental language structures. Active class participation. Prerequisite: PORTUG 120 or 126, or equivalent.

Completes the four-semester sequence. Further acquisition of basic skills to fulfill the language requirement and lead to more advanced courses. Prerequisite: PORTUG 230 or equivalent.

Expands on basic language skills. Greater oral fluency through vocabulary building and review of fundamental language structures. Active class participation. Prerequisite: PORTUG 120 or 126, or equivalent.