The following information is a guideline for students seeking to earn an International Engineering Certificate in Italian.

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Italian Requirements (5 courses 15- credit hours, 6 upper-division)

        Language Courses (Lower Division- 9 hours)

• ITAL 2110, ITAL 2120, ITAL 2130 are required.  (Due to the nature of the  engineering curriculum, ITAL 2120 & ITAL 2130 will have to be taken in separate semesters.)
• Placement in language courses will be determined by the Language Coordinator Ms. Priscilla Craven. Courses that repeat a student’s prior knowledge of Italian will not apply to this certificate. Students who come in with advanced Italian language credit should consult with the Director of Undergraduate Studies for course substitution.

        Additional Italian Courses (Upper Division- 6 hours)

• Students must take either ITAL 3010 or ITAL 3030.

• An additional 3 hours may be taken from the following courses: ITAL 3010 Advanced Conversation and Composition I, ITAL 3020 Advanced Conversation & Composition II, ITAL 3030- Storia dell’arte: Advanced Composition /Conversation 2 , ITAL 3140- Readings in Italian Literature- 20^th Century, ITAL 3160- Readings in Italian Literature- Medieval/Renaissance, ITAL 4010- Problems in Translation, Advanced Grammar, and Stylistics,  ITAL 4030- Contemporary Italian Culture, Politics and the Media,  ITAL 4040-Business Italian.
• Optional Course- ITAL 4930- Languages Internship for the Professions or GEEN 3930- International Co-Op is open to students who have junior or senior standing and have completed ITAL 3010 or ITAL 3030 with a B- or better. This course may be applied to Engineering or Italian credit. See the Italian faculty member listed in the course catalogue for ITAL 4930. For GEEN 3930, see Sherry Snyder, the Director of Student Programs in Engineering , at least 4 months prior to obtain approval.

• Study Abroad: Italian credit earned at a CU Study Abroad-approved program in Italy can be accepted as Italian credit without credit limitation. A maximum of 6 credit hours may be transferred from other universities or non-CU Programs.

• Transfer Credit: 6 credit hours may be transferred in from other institutions.

Engineering Requirements

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• Certificate students must complete all requirements for their respective majors.
• Students should make sure that all the Italian courses they take fulfill the requirements for the humanities/social sciences in their major degree programs.
• Students will take WRTG 3030, HUEN 3100 and HUEN 3200, GEEN 3000 or an approved alternate course to fulfill their upper division writing requirement.
• Certificate students will complete GEEN 1400 or GEEN 3400, Engineering projects courses or an alternate course approved by their major department.
• If offered, complete a 1 credit hour seminar in International Engineering.

Upon completion of requirements:

A certificate of advising form should be completed and signed by the student and the engineering advisor and turned into the director of student programs in the College of Engineering and Applied Science at least one month prior to graduation.