Russian

ain basic to intermediate conversation skills and explore cultures related to the Russian language.

 

Noncredit

The FLI offers noncredit courses tailored to the needs of travelers, youth, medical professionals and law enforcement professionals. No prior language skill necessary.     
 
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For credit

Review the for-credit course sequence and current schedule below. Enroll and receive credits at your home institution.       
 
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Russian (RUS) course sequence

For-credit courses follow a four-semester sequence so that students may complete all elementary and intermediate courses in one language within two academic years.
Fall courses
RUS 101
Novice Mid
The first part of the introductory sequence. Students acquire Novice Mid-level proficiency in the interpersonal, interpretive and presentational modes and begin to explore the cultural perspectives, products and practices of Russian speakers.
RUS 201
Intermediate Low
The first part of the intermediate sequence. Students reinforce Novice High proficiency and acquire Intermediate Low competence across the three communicative modes while continuing to explore the cultures of Russian speakers.
Spring courses
RUS 102
Novice High
The second part of the introductory sequence. Students reinforce Novice Mid proficiency and acquire Novice High competence across the three communicative modes while continuing to explore the cultures of Russian speakers.
RUS 202
Intermediate Mid
The second part of the intermediate sequence. Students reinforce Intermediate Low proficiency and acquire Intermediate Mid competence across the three communicative modes while continuing to explore the cultures of Russian speakers.
Student learning objectives for each course align with the corresponding level of the NCSSFL–ACTFL Can-Do Benchmarks across five modes: interpersonal communication, presentational speaking, presentational writing, interpretive listening and interpretive reading.


Russian (RUS) course schedules

Spring 2027
Course Title CRN Instructor Delivery Format
RUS 102.899 Elementary Russian II 24169 Razumov, Stanley Online (async) Online
RUS 202.899 Intermediate Russian II 31049 Razumov, Stanley Online (async) Online
Fall 2026
Course Title CRN Instructor Delivery Format
RUS 101.899 Elementary Russian I 42482 Razumov, Stanley Online (async) Online
RUS 201.899 Intermediate Russian I 45895 Razumov, Stanley Online (async) Online

Russian courses are delivered fully online (asynchronous). Schedules are subject to change; confirm current sections with the registrar.

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