Arabic (ARAB)

An introduction to Modern Standard Arabic in both is spoken and written form. Equal emphasis on all five skills areas: speaking, listening, reading, writing, and culture. Students with credit for a higher level course in Arabic may not take this course.

An introduction to Modern Standard Arabic in both is spoken and written form. Equal emphasis on all four skills areas: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Students with credit for a higher level course in Arabic may not take this course.

The second year of Modern Standard Arabic in both spoken and written forms. Equal emphasis on all five skill areas: speaking, listening, reading, writing and culture. Required sessions in the language laboratory. Students with credit for a higher level course in Arabic may not take this course for credit.

The second year of Modern Standard Arabic in both spoken and written forms. Equal emphasis on all five skill areas: speaking, listening, reading, writing and culture. Students with credit for a higher level course in Arabic may not take this course for credit.

This course focuses on enhancing students' Arabic language proficiency, primarily emphasizing Modern Standard Arabic. Through engaging lessons, students will expand their vocabulary, refine pronunciation, and develop a solid foundation in Arabic grammar. Beyond language skills, the course offers a deeper understanding of the captivating customs and traditions of the Arab world. Students will have opportunities to apply their language skills in practical, everyday situations, equipping them with the confidence to communicate fluently in Arabic.

The third year of instruction in Modern Standard Arabic. Equal emphasis on all five skill areas: speaking, listening, reading, writing and culture. This is an upper-division course. Completion of second-year Arabic or possession of the requisite skill set is necessary to take this course.

The third year of instruction in Modern Standard Arabic in both its spoken and written form. Equal emphasis on all four skill areas: speaking, listening, reading, writing and culture. This is an upper-division course. Completion of second-year Arabic or possession of the requisite skill set is necessary to take this course.

This is a new course for students who have completed the intermediate language level or for students who are native or heritage speakers of Arabic. Topics will vary according to students interest and faculty expertise. The course will be taught entirely in Arabic.

Students may take further independent study in arabic with the permissionof the instructor.

Students may take further independent study in arabic with the permissionof the instructor.