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How is it graded?
25% final
From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 35 graded components.
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From the calendar
Official source · University of Toronto Mississauga
This course provides a linguistic introduction to the French language and French-language phenomena. Students will learn to analyze meaning, word, sound, and sentence structure and identify linguistic variation among French speakers.
Prerequisite
None listed
Where the marks come from
Fall 2026 syllabus
Final Test 25%
Mid-Term Test 25%
Assignment 15%
Final Test · 25%Mid-Term Test · 25%Assignment · 15%Ticket À La Porte 1 · 1.88%Ticket À La Porte 2 · 1.88%Ticket À La Porte 3 · 1.88%Ticket À La Porte 4 · 1.88%Ticket À La Porte 5 · 1.88%Ticket À La Porte 6 · 1.88%Ticket À La Porte 7 · 1.88%Ticket À La Porte 8 · 1.88%Oral Presentation 1 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 10 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 11 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 12 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 2 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 3 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 4 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 5 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 6 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 7 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 8 · 0.83%Oral Presentation 9 · 0.83%Participation 1 · 0.83%Participation 10 · 0.83%Participation 11 · 0.83%Participation 12 · 0.83%Participation 2 · 0.83%Participation 3 · 0.83%Participation 4 · 0.83%Participation 5 · 0.83%Participation 6 · 0.83%Participation 7 · 0.83%Participation 8 · 0.83%Participation 9 · 0.83%
Extracted from a published Fall 2026 syllabus — verified against the university's own document. Components that could not be labelled are shown unresolved rather than folded into a neighbouring category.
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