Arabic Language and Heritage 2

Catalog description

This course is the second in the Arabic Language and Heritage series designed for native learners of Arabic. A prerequisite for this course is Arabic Language and Heritage 1 ( ARABL-UH 1130 ) or an equivalent proficiency level as determined through a placement test. This is a full semester course (or equivalent session) during which students work on mastering formal Arabic language skills to empower them to become more engaged in their society, culture, and heritage. In ALH 2, students build on their previously acquired listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills to perfect their knowledge of Arabic vocabulary and syntax. By the end of this course, students should be able to produce longer argumentative pieces; will begin to access, assess and taste some of Arabic's key modern literary and cultural products; and will continue to debate and explore various aspects of Arab culture. Types of tasks and assignments required for this course include daily homework assignments, presentations, and essay writing.