5.00 credits
60.0 h
Q1 and Q2
Teacher(s)
Delcour Manon; Gallez Françoise; Kniebs Isabel;
Language
Deutsch
Prerequisites
The prerequisite(s) for this Teaching Unit (Unité d’enseignement – UE) for the programmes/courses that offer this Teaching Unit are specified at the end of this sheet.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
| With reference to the Course Description (Learning Activities) of the Degree in Translation and Inter-pretation, students following this Course Unit de-velop and acquire the following skills (learning outcomes) : On completing this Unit students should be able to: - Correctly use the rules of grammar learnt in class in both oral and written contexts - Conjugate German verbs both in drill exercises and in context - Decline German nouns, adjectives, determiners and pronouns both in drill exercises and in context - Correctly use lexical and grammatical spelling rules - Correctly manipulate and alternate various simple and complex German sentence structures - Translate sentences from texts discussed in class into C language, using grammatical, lexical, syntactical, phraseological and punctuation rules French Grammar for German-speaking students : At the end of the course, the student will be able - to use the grammar rules and syntactic structures covered in the course correctly in writing. - Translate a text with or without tools into the C language in a limited time, respecting grammatical, lexical, syntactic, phraseological and punctuation rules. |
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Content
German grammar:
The aim of this course is to review the essential notions for mastering the basics of German (conjugation, declension, spelling, syntactic structures, etc.) and to complete them for a mastery of German at an intermediate level. The course provides students with tools to improve their oral and written expression.
The practical work proposed in the course is complemented by tasks to be carried out at home.
French grammar for German-speaking students:
This course aims at revising the basic notions of French grammar and written expression (complex sentences, use of modes, concordance of tenses, etc.) in various contexts.
The aim of this course is to review the essential notions for mastering the basics of German (conjugation, declension, spelling, syntactic structures, etc.) and to complete them for a mastery of German at an intermediate level. The course provides students with tools to improve their oral and written expression.
The practical work proposed in the course is complemented by tasks to be carried out at home.
French grammar for German-speaking students:
This course aims at revising the basic notions of French grammar and written expression (complex sentences, use of modes, concordance of tenses, etc.) in various contexts.
Teaching methods
Individual and group exercises (practical work, tutorials, simulation, etc.) / Lecture
Personalized progress monitoring and support
In the second term, French-speaking students will write a paper based on the reading of a novel and its translation into German (lexical and grammatical fine-tuning with a contrastive approach).
Personalized progress monitoring and support
In the second term, French-speaking students will write a paper based on the reading of a novel and its translation into German (lexical and grammatical fine-tuning with a contrastive approach).
Evaluation methods
Formative assessment + written certifying evaluation
Weighting:
- MHAL1211A (first semester) 30% of the final grade of the course
- MHAL1211B (second semester) 70% of the final grade of the course
Students resitting the exams for this course in 2023-2024 will be assessed on the course material of the current year, i.e. 2023-2024
German Grammar:
MHAL1212A
January exam session:
- written exam covering different varieties of questions (in-session examination)
August/September session: The modalities of the exam are the same as in the january session.
MHAL1212B
- Written exam covering different varieties questions (in-session exam, 50% of final grade)
- Translation from A to C (written paper in preparation for the exam; in-session exam, 50% of final grade)
August/September session: The modalities of the exam are the same as in the june session.
Attendance at classes is mandatory. In case of unjustified absence at more than 2 sessions teachers reserve the right to propose to the jury that a student who has been unjustifiably absent from more than 2 class sessions be refused registration for exams. The same will apply to students who have not submitted the required work within the requested time limit without justification.
The practical and precise instructions for the various assignments will be specified on the Moodle platform.
To obtain the credits associated with the course, the student must take all parts of the examination relating to the UE (whether they relate to learning activities - AA - or parts of courses).
French Grammar for German-speaking students:
MHAL1212A
January exam session:
- Single written exam covering different types of questions (incomplete sentences, essays, short texts to be corrected, etc.)
August/September session: The modalities of the exam are the same as in the january session.
MHAL1212B
June exam session:
- Single written exam covering different varieties of questions (incomplete sentences, essays, short texts to be corrected, etc.) (50% of the final grade) + written exam of translation of a text from A to C (50% of the final grade)
August/September session: The modalities of the exam are the same as in the june session.
Attendance at classes is mandatory. In case of unjustified absence at more than 2 sessions teachers reserve the right to propose to the jury that a student who has been unjustifiably absent from more than 2 class sessions be refused registration for exams. The same will apply to students who have not submitted the required work within the requested time limit without justification.
The practical and precise instructions for the various assignments will be specified on the Moodle platform.
To obtain the credits associated with the course, the student must take all parts of the examination relating to the UE (whether they relate to learning activities - AA - or parts of courses).
Weighting:
- MHAL1211A (first semester) 30% of the final grade of the course
- MHAL1211B (second semester) 70% of the final grade of the course
Students resitting the exams for this course in 2023-2024 will be assessed on the course material of the current year, i.e. 2023-2024
German Grammar:
MHAL1212A
January exam session:
- written exam covering different varieties of questions (in-session examination)
August/September session: The modalities of the exam are the same as in the january session.
MHAL1212B
- Written exam covering different varieties questions (in-session exam, 50% of final grade)
- Translation from A to C (written paper in preparation for the exam; in-session exam, 50% of final grade)
August/September session: The modalities of the exam are the same as in the june session.
Attendance at classes is mandatory. In case of unjustified absence at more than 2 sessions teachers reserve the right to propose to the jury that a student who has been unjustifiably absent from more than 2 class sessions be refused registration for exams. The same will apply to students who have not submitted the required work within the requested time limit without justification.
The practical and precise instructions for the various assignments will be specified on the Moodle platform.
To obtain the credits associated with the course, the student must take all parts of the examination relating to the UE (whether they relate to learning activities - AA - or parts of courses).
French Grammar for German-speaking students:
MHAL1212A
January exam session:
- Single written exam covering different types of questions (incomplete sentences, essays, short texts to be corrected, etc.)
August/September session: The modalities of the exam are the same as in the january session.
MHAL1212B
June exam session:
- Single written exam covering different varieties of questions (incomplete sentences, essays, short texts to be corrected, etc.) (50% of the final grade) + written exam of translation of a text from A to C (50% of the final grade)
August/September session: The modalities of the exam are the same as in the june session.
Attendance at classes is mandatory. In case of unjustified absence at more than 2 sessions teachers reserve the right to propose to the jury that a student who has been unjustifiably absent from more than 2 class sessions be refused registration for exams. The same will apply to students who have not submitted the required work within the requested time limit without justification.
The practical and precise instructions for the various assignments will be specified on the Moodle platform.
To obtain the credits associated with the course, the student must take all parts of the examination relating to the UE (whether they relate to learning activities - AA - or parts of courses).
Bibliography
(liste non-exhaustive)
Grammaire allemande :
Supports du cours:
1. Notes de cours et documents disponibles sur Moodle
2. Axel Hering (Autor), Magdalena Matussek (Autor), Michaela Perlmann-Balme: Deutsch – Übungsgrammatik für die Mittelstufe – aktuell. München 2022.
Supports conseillés (sera précisé en septembre 2023) :
1. Clamer, Friedrich; Heilmann, Ehrard G.(2007): Übungsgrammatik für die Grundstufe 4. überarbeitete Auflage. ISBN 978-3-922989-70-7
2. Clamer, Friedrich; Heilmann, Erhard G.; Röller, Helmut (2007): Übungsgrammatik für die Mittelstufe Erweiterte Fassung (Zweite, korrigierte Auflage). Meckenheim: Liebaug-Dartmann. ISBN 978-3-922989-51-6
Grammaire française pour étudiant·e·s germanophones :
Supports du cours :
- Syllabus de grammaire française MHFR1131 et MHFR1132
- Documents disponibles sur Moodle
- THIRY Paul et al., Vocabulaire français: trouver et choisir le mot juste: 550 exercices pour enrichir son vocabulaire et améliorer son style, Bruxelles, De Boeck - Duculot, 2009.
- Support conseillé : GREVISSE Maurice et GOOSSE André, Nouvelle grammaire française, Bruxelles, De Boeck - Duculot, 1995.
Grammaire allemande :
Supports du cours:
1. Notes de cours et documents disponibles sur Moodle
2. Axel Hering (Autor), Magdalena Matussek (Autor), Michaela Perlmann-Balme: Deutsch – Übungsgrammatik für die Mittelstufe – aktuell. München 2022.
Supports conseillés (sera précisé en septembre 2023) :
1. Clamer, Friedrich; Heilmann, Ehrard G.(2007): Übungsgrammatik für die Grundstufe 4. überarbeitete Auflage. ISBN 978-3-922989-70-7
2. Clamer, Friedrich; Heilmann, Erhard G.; Röller, Helmut (2007): Übungsgrammatik für die Mittelstufe Erweiterte Fassung (Zweite, korrigierte Auflage). Meckenheim: Liebaug-Dartmann. ISBN 978-3-922989-51-6
Grammaire française pour étudiant·e·s germanophones :
Supports du cours :
- Syllabus de grammaire française MHFR1131 et MHFR1132
- Documents disponibles sur Moodle
- THIRY Paul et al., Vocabulaire français: trouver et choisir le mot juste: 550 exercices pour enrichir son vocabulaire et améliorer son style, Bruxelles, De Boeck - Duculot, 2009.
- Support conseillé : GREVISSE Maurice et GOOSSE André, Nouvelle grammaire française, Bruxelles, De Boeck - Duculot, 1995.
Teaching materials
- Axel Hering (Autor), Magdalena Matussek (Autor), Michaela Perlmann-Balme: Deutsch – Übungsgrammatik für die Mittelstufe – aktuell. München 2022.
Faculty or entity
TIMB
