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Department
of Asian Studies CB
#3267, New West 113 962-4294 ARAB
101 (101) Elementary Arabic I 4 Credit
Hours Introduction to [GB1]modern
standard Arabic, including the Arabic script, basic grammar and vocabulary, and
developing skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking. ARAB
102 (102) Elementary Arabic II 4 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, ARAB 101 or
permission of instructor. Introduction to modern standard Arabic, including the
Arabic script, basic grammar and vocabulary, and developing skills in reading,
writing, listening, and speaking. ARAB
123 (n/a) Conversational Arabic Abroad 3 Credit
Hours Conversational course introducing
one of the major dialects of Arabic. Only offered within the context of a UNC
faculty-led study abroad program in the Arab World. ARAB
203 (103) Intermediate Arabic I 4 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, ARAB 102 or
permission of instructor. A proficiency-based course centered on reading,
writing, speaking, and listening to modern standard Arabic with an emphasis on
understanding the application of grammatical structures and vocabulary
development. ARAB
204 (104) Intermediate Arabic II 4 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, ARAB 203 or
permission of instructor. A proficiency based course centered on reading,
writing, speaking, and listening to modern standard Arabic with an emphasis on
understanding the application of grammatical structures and vocabulary
development. ARAB
223 (023) Conversational Arabic 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, ARAB 203 or
permission of instructor. Conversational course introducing one of the major
dialects of Arabic. Egyptian and Levantine dialects each offered in alternate
years. Emphasis on building oral proficiency while increasing awareness of Arab
culture. ARAB
305 (105) Advanced Arabic I 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, ARAB 204 or
permission of instructor. Intensive reading of a variety of texts; films, oral
presentations, and writing; extensive vocabulary development. ARAB
306 (106) Advanced Arabic II 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, ARAB 305 or
permission of instructor. Intensive reading of a variety of texts; films, oral
presentations, and writing; extensive vocabulary development. ARAB
308 () Arabic LAC Credit
Hours Department
of Romance Languages and Literatures CB
#3170, Dey Hall 962-2062 FREN
054 (06M) First Year Seminar:
Issues in Francophone Literature 3 Credit
Hours Studies such issues as national
identities and national memory, the impact of colonization, post-colonialism,
and globalization, conflicts between tradition and modernity, and the place of
women in history. FREN
375 (077) Francophone Studies 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, FREN 260 and 300. FREN
380 (080) French and Francophone Drama 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, FREN 300 and at
least one of the following: 370, 371, 372. French-language theater. Specific
topics to be announced in advance by instructor. FREN
381 (081) French and Francophone Poetry 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisites, FREN 300 and at
least one of the following: 370, 371, 372. Specific topics to be announced in
advance by instructor. FREN
382 (082) French and Francophone Prose 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, FREN 300 and at
least one of the following: 370, 371, 372. Specific selections announced in
advance by instructor. Department
of African and Afro-American Studies CB#3395
106 966-5496 LGLA
101 (001) Elementary Lingala I (redesigned and renumbered 401) 3 Credit
Hours Introduces the essential elements
of Lingala structure and vocabulary and aspects of African cultures. Aural
comprehension, reading, speaking and writing are stressed. LGLA
102 (002) Elementary Lingala II (redesigned and renumbered 402) 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, LGLA 101. Continues
the introduction of the essential elements of Lingala structure and vocabulary
and aspects of African cultures. Aural comprehension, reading, speaking and
writing are stressed. LGLA
203 (003) Intermediate Lingala III (redesigned and renumbered
403) 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisites, LGLA 101 and LGLA
102. Designed to increase reading and writing skills. Introduction of
literature. Aural comprehension and speaking skills stressed. LGLA
401 (n/a) Lingala I Credit
Hours Introduces the essential elements
of Lingala structure and vocabulary and aspects of African cultures. Aural
comprehension, reading, speaking and writing are stressed. LGLA
402 (n/a) Lingala II Credit
Hours Prerequisite, LGLA 101 or 401.
Continues the introduction of the essential elements of Lingala structure and
vocabulary and aspects of African cultures. Aural comprehension, reading,
speaking and writing are stressed. LGLA
403 (n/a) Lingala III Credit
Hours Prerequisites, LGLA 102 or 402.
Designed to increase reading and writing skills. Introduction of literature.
Aural comprehension and speaking skills stressed. LGLA
404 (n/a) Lingala IV Credit
Hours Prerequisites, LGLA 203 or
403. Designed to increase reading and
writing skills. Introduction of more compound structures. SWAH
112 (1-2) Intensive Kiswahili 1-2 6 Credit
Hours The 112 course covers the material
in the SWAH I and SWAH II sequence in a single semester. SWAH
234 (3-4) Intensive Kiswahili 3-4 6 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, SWAH 112 or SWAH
402. The 234 course covers the material in the SWAH III and SWAH IV sequence in
a single semester. SWAH
401 (001) Elementary Kiswahili I 3 Credit
Hours Introduces the essential elements
of Kiswahili structure and vocabulary and aspects of African cultures. Aural
comprehension, reading, speaking and writing are stressed. SWAH
402 (002) Elementary Kiswahili II 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, SWAH 401. Continues
the introduction of essential elements of Kiswahili structure and vocabulary
and aspects of African cultures. Aural comprehension, reading, speaking and
writing are stressed. SWAH
403 (003) Intermediate Kiswahili III 3 Credit
Hours Third semester Kiswahili, designed
to increase reading and writing skills. Introduction of literature. Aural
comprehension and speaking skills stressed. SWAH
404 (004) Intermediate Kiswahili IV 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, SWAH 403. Fourth
semester Kiswahili, designed to increase reading and writing skills.
Introduction of more compound structures. Emphasis on literature, including
drama, prose and poetry and creative writing. Aural comprehension and speaking
skills stressed. SWAH
405 (n/a) Advanced Kiswahili V Credit
Hours SWAH
406 (n/a) Advanced Kiswahili Plus Credit
Hours SWAH
408 () Swahili LAC Credit
Hours WOLO
101 (001) Elementary Wolof I
(redesigned and renumbered 401) 3 Credit
Hours Introduces the essential elements
of Wolof structure, including present tense and commands, and vocabulary, with
an emphasis on conversational skills. Also introduces the culture, artistic
tradition and geography of WOLO
102 (002) Elementary Wolof II
(redesigned and renumbered 402 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisite, WOLO 101. Continues
introduction of conversational skills, building vocabulary and adding verb
tenses. Also introduces Senegalese cinema and theater. Prepares students to
travel to WOLO
203 (003) Intermediate Wolof III
(redesigned and renumbered 403) 3 Credit
Hours Prerequisites, WOLO 101 and WOLO
102. This course continues conversational and written Wolof is especially
appropriate for students planning to travel to WOLO
401 (n/a) Elementary Wolof I Credit
Hours Introduces the essential elements
of Wolof structure, including present tense and commands, and vocabulary, with
an emphasis on conversational skills. Also introduces the culture, artistic
tradition and geography of WOLO
402 (n/a) Elementary Wolof II Credit
Hours Prerequisite, WOLO 101. Continues
introduction of conversational skills, building vocabulary and adding verb
tenses. Also introduces Senegalese cinema and theater. Prepares students to
travel to WOLO
403 (n/a) Intermediate Wolof III Credit
Hours Prerequisites, WOLO 101 and WOLO
102. This course continues conversational and written Wolof is especially
appropriate for students planning to travel to WOLO
404 (n/a) Intermediate Wolof IV
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