Quechua: Language of the Incas

	12 Units
Last week of June through second week of August	Quechua, the major language of the Andes, is spoken by millions in a large area extending from southern Colombia through Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and into northern Argentina and parts of Chile
	This 12 unit course covers the material usually presented over the course of an academic year and satisfies the College of Letters and Science foreign language requirement.  In addition to classroom instruction, students will use a new interactive video program developed at UCLA and filmed in Bolivia, housed in a specially equipped room in the Instructional Media Lab.  Video and audio copies of the course material may also be borrowed for private use during the course. Because of special grant funding, the course is available at a special program fee that comes out to far less than the fee for comparable intensive language programs. On-campus housing for the eight-week program, including room and board, is available for approximately $1709. Classes meet Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 12:00 noon. In addition, five hours of language lab are required weekly. For further information contact: Latin American Center (310) 206-6571 Jaime Luis Daza (310) 206-0392 Office of Summer Sessions (310) 794-8333

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