All Fall CoursesThis is a TBA course. TBA means "time to be arranged" (to accommodate as many students as we can). We hold an organizational meeting for all TBA courses at the beginning of each semester. The time and place of the meeting are posted at http://russian.cornell.edu/russian.web/schedule/ a couple of weeks before semester starts.
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This course is taught somewhat differently each year. Some years,
it includes the basics of Russian grammar for native speakers of Russian;
other years, more advanced topics are studied.
The course is mostly for native speakers of Russian who have not
had much schooling in their own language.
The course may be taken twice a week for two credit hours/units or three times a week for three credit hours/units, in which case it satisfies the College of Arts and Sciences foreign language requirement. The syllabus indicates the optional class as the reading class. Prerequisites: permission of the instructor. |
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All Fall Courses
The Russian Language Program
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Russian Language Program Department of Russian 226 Morrill Hall, Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853-4701, USA tel. 607/255-8350, fax 607/255-2044 email russlang@cornell.edu |
This Web site uses custom RUSSIAN FONTS with accented vowels.
Web site by Slava Paperno |