Students who plan to take a language in the Fall must complete a language placement form in STAR. Each language has a questionnaire and/or exam that must be completed before a student can register for a language course.
Learn more on the Department of World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures website.
Courses
ARAB 101
Elementary Arabic 1
Common Area: Language Studies
This course, designed for students with no previous study of Arabic, introduces the script system of Arabic language, ensures the acquisition of basic speaking, listening, reading and writing in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), and introduces the Arab culture around the world. Five class hours weekly.
ARAB 201
Intermediate Arabic 1
Common Area: Language Studies
This course reviews and expands the fundamentals of the Arabic language through oral and written expression accompanied by readings and culture. Prerequisite ARAB 102 or equivalent. Five class hours weekly. One and one-quarter units.