ARAB04, Arabic: Elementary Course I - Online Course

Course code: ARAB04
Swedish title: Arabiska: Nybörjarkurs I - nätbaserad kurs
ECTS credits: 15  

• Syllabus (PDF 18.7 kB - New window)
• Syllabus (Swedish) (PDF 18.5 kB - New window)

OBS! The course is not given this semester. The information below was about autumn 2012. The course is also given autumn 2013. Choose semester above for more information!

Study period: autumn 2012
Rate of studies: Half time, distance
Study period: 2012-09-10 – 2012-12-14
Language of instruction: Swedish
Application code: LU-34041
Eligibility: General and courses corresponding to the following Swedish Upper Secondary School Programs: Social Studies A. English B (advanced) proficiency
Teachers: Wajdi Al-Nakkash

Introductory meeting: 2012-09-10 kl. 18.00 – 18.30

• List of literature (Swedish) (PDF 16.3 kB - New window)
• Library Guide Arabic Language and Literature (New window)
• Schedule (New window)
• The educational platform (New window)

Tentamen

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Description

The course examines the system of writing and phonetics of the Arabic language at a basic level, provides the students with a systematic review of key elements of Arabic grammar and morphology, and gives insight into the structure of the Arabic language. A basic review of grammar and the reading of elementary texts from textbooks are included in the course. The course also examines the system of writing and phonetics of the Arabic language at a basic level, and provides the students with a systematic review of its inflection and essential syntax. Written and oral proficiency, as well as writing practice and reading comprehension are considered as important as translation from and to Arabic. The course offers further active training in the use of the Arabic language by using simple conversation and writing exercises, with a focus on the ability to communicate in simple and useful everyday situations. The use of Arabic dictionaries is practiced.