Arabic Course Descriptions
 

A continuation of Elementary Arabic I, this introductory course in modern standard Arabic is designed to build skills in reading simple texts and writing elementary sentences. The course increases vocabulary, strengthens pronunciation through intensive audio-oral practice and increases knowledge of relevant grammar. Class hrs. 4; lab hrs. 1. Prerequisite: ARABC 101 Elementary Arabic I. No more than three years of high school Arabic. Offered spring semester.
 

An introductory course designed to teach the Arabic sound system, provide correct pronunciation and intensive oral practice. Students study basic grammar, read from simple texts and write using elementary vocabulary. Class hrs. 3.
 

A continuation of Arabic Conversation I, this course continues to teach the Arabic sound system, provide correct pronunciation and intensive oral practice. Students study basic grammar, read from simple texts and write using elementary vocabulary. Class hrs. 3. Prerequisite: ARABC 103 Arabic Conversation I, or equivalent experience.
 

Survey of modern standard Arabic; emphasizing practice in reading and writing with the use of textbook passages and exercises, supplemented by instruction in grammar and exercises to build basic skills in oral comprehension and speech. Class hrs. 3; lab hrs. 1. Prerequisites: ARABC 102 Elementary Arabic II, ARABC 104 Arabic Conversation II, or permission from instructor.