Language, Science, and Society I Credit Hours: 3 hours How do current trends in science and technology in Europe's largest economy compare to those in the United States? How can the Digital Revolution proceed in an equitable and ethical way? How can technology build a more sustainable world? Become a more competent speaker and writer of German while you engage with these questions in Fall 2021 in GRMN 3015 with Dr. Heide Crawford. Designed to support our GRMN-ENGR Dual Degree Program, this course substitutes GRMN 3010 for all students who have an interest in scientific fields and in practical aspects of living, studying and working in Germany. Satisfies Core Area IV (World Languages and Culture) Prerequisites: GRMN 2002 or GRMN 2110 Duplicate Credit: GRMN 3010; Students who have taken 3010 may not enroll in 3015 Semester Offered: Fall Course Type: German Courses Level: Undergraduate
