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Department of Modern Languages

Arabic Courses

Arabic courses are offered in Fall and Spring semesters both online and in person. Students can take Arabic courses to count toward their language requirements for the B.A., pursue a minor in Middle East Studies or a secondary major in International and Area Studies. See below for descriptions, contact Mrs. Mossa if you have placement questions, and check the Spring 2024 schedule for days/times.

Course Descriptions

 

ARAB 101 - Arabic I

a101

Teaches students how to write and verbalize the alphabets; pronounce introductory and intermediate level words, form sentences and refine grammar.

ARAB 102 - Arabic II

a102

This intermediate Arabic course focuses on developing skills in text reading, understanding written and spoken Modern Standard Arabic and in writing and speaking grammatically structured more complex sentences. Emphasis will be memorizing current usage vocabulary, and on understanding details of the principal grammatical rule communications. used in formal.

ARAB 300 - Arabic III

a300

The aim of this course is further advance the reading and listening comprehension and expand the capacity to communicate through speaking and writing in Arabic. by acquisition of much of much more Arabic vocabulary and their other related derived words and utilizing them in grammatical correct context.

ARAB 301 - Arabic IV

a301

This advanced level course focuses on developing skills in text reading, understanding written and spoken MSA and writing and speaking grammatically structure more complex. We learn the history, culture and the media about the Arab world.