5 courses with the subject ARB, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ARB 101Introductory Arabic I3
Introduction to the language and culture of the Arabic-speaking world. Acquire the Arabic script, greet and make basic requests in spoken Arabic, and explore cultural modes across more than twenty countries. For students with one unit or less of high school Arabic.
Further introduction to the language and culture of the Arabic-speaking world. Refine knowledge of grammar and vocabulary in order to interpret simple texts and hold conversations about family, education, work, and personal interests. For students who have successfully completed ARB 101 or the equivalent.
Study of Arabic language and culture with an emphasis on everyday interactions, both written and spoken. Order a meal from a menu, listen to a weather forecast, share your hobbies on social media, and gain a more nuanced picture of day-to-day life in Arabic-speaking countries. For students who have successfully completed ARB 102 or the equivalent.
Study of Arabic language and culture with increasing emphasis on social and political themes. Explore the history of the Arab League, the lifestyle of Bedouins, and educational systems in the Middle East while more strictly delineating the customs and cultures of individual Arabic-speaking countries.
