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Fall 2024 Course Information
Course Availability: Courses are locked; available on January 21, 2025.
Course List:
1253-UCONN-STAT-1100Q-SEC031-9230: Elementary Concepts of Statistics - SEC031
Instructor: Nicholas Smith
1253-UCONN-STAT-1100Q-SEC032D-9232: Elementary Concepts of Statistics - SEC032D
Instructor: Kathleen McLaughlin
1248-UCONN-CHEM-1127Q-SEC008L-4148: General Chemistry I - SEC008L
Open | Multiple Instructors
ultra-course-0308: PSYC 1100 Research Literacy Alternate Assignment
Open | Start now | Multiple Instructors
1248-UCONN-FREN-1171-SEC002-5749: French Cinema - SEC002
Open | Multiple Instructors
1248-UCONN-NUSC-1165-SEC001-10353: Fundamentals of Nutrition - SEC001
Open | Zhenlei Xiao
1248-UCONN-PSYC-1100-SEC050-2498: General Psychology I - SEC050
Open | Multiple Instructors
1248-UCONN-PSYC-1100-SEC057L-2506: Institution Page
Course Resources - French Cinema
Syllabus Document: [FRENCH 1171 syllabus Fall 2024_fn2.pdf]
Film Resource: Film "Diva"
Instructions for Viewing:
Download the film file and open with VLC media player.
To enable English subtitles:
Click on "subtitles" and select "English."
Alternative Viewing: Rent on Amazon ($3.97) or YouTube ($3.99).
Instructor: Ally Hassanaly Ladha, Chair and Graduate Director, French and Francophone Studies.
Lecture Overview
Lecture Titles:
Lecture 1: Introduction to Course
Lecture 2: A Global Language - Noir and the Art of Film
Lecture 3: Shadows of the Casbah
Lecture 4: The Gangster as Tragic Hero
Lecture 5: Auteur Theory
Concepts in Film Genres
Definition of Genre: A category of artistic composition characterized by similarities in content (subject matter) or form (style).
Fluid Nature of Genres: Genres are not static; they often evolve and blend over time.
Examples of Film Genres:
Westerns
Musicals
Horror
Screwball Comedies
Film Noir
Highlighted Film: The Western genre, exemplified by the film "Red River" (1948).