May 27, 2024

2016-2017 Academic Catalog

2016-2017 Academic Catalog [Published Catalog]

Courses

Course Filter
Filter this list of courses using course prefix, course code, keywords or any combination.
Prefix:	Code or Number:	Keyword or Phrase:
Choose Course Prefix	Choose Course Number	Choose Keyword
Find whole word or phrase only.


Arabic Language Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 111/1501 - Accelerated Elementary Modern Standard Arabic (6 cr. per semester) Description ALNG 1501 covers material of ALNG 1101 and ALNG 1102. This course meets ten hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Noncredit for Thanawiyya Amma holders. Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 112/1502 - Accelerated High Elementary and Lower Iintermediate Modern Standard Arabic (6 cr.each per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 1501 Description ALNG 1502 covers the material of ALNG 1103 and ALNG 2101. The course meets ten hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Noncredit for Thanawiyya Amma holders. Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 199/1991 - Selected Topics (3 cr. per semester) Description Study of selected topics for elementary students. The course meets five hours per week. Registration requires the permission of ALNG Director. When Offered Offered fall, spring, summer and winter. Notes May be repeated for credit if content changes. Noncredit for Thanawiyya Amma holders. Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 201-202-203/2101-2102-2103 - Intermediate Arabic (3 cr. each per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 1103 or placement examination. Description Three-semester sequence. Each course meets five hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. Increases the command of grammatical and syntactical structure of modern standard Arabic through reading materials; develops reading and writing skills and comprehension. Critical examination of social and cultural dimensions of reading materials. When Offered Offered in fall, spring, summer and winter. Notes Noncredit for Thanawiyya Amma holders. Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 204-205/2104-2105 - Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic (3 cr. each per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 2103 or placement examination. Description Increase the command of grammatical and syntactical structure of modern standard Arabic through reading materials; develop reading and writing skills and comprehension. Critical examination of social and cultural dimensions of reading materials. Two-semester sequence. Each course meets five hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall, winter, spring and summer. Notes These two courses are only for international students.
	ALNG 206/2131 - Arabic of the News Media (3 cr. per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 2101. Description Introduction to the vocabulary and style of the Arabic press. Readings from the daily newspapers and magazines and other sources. The course meets three hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Noncredit for Thanawiyya Amma holders. Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 210/2301 - Intermediate Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (3 cr. per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 1302 Description Concentrates on developing the students’ listening and speaking skills in daily life situations through activities and presentations as well as introducing cultural connotations. The course meets five hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall, winter, spring and summer. Notes This course is only for international students non-native speakers of Arabic.
	ALNG 211-212/2501-2502 - Accelerated Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic (6 cr. each per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 2101 or placement examination. Description Increase the command of grammatical and syntactical structures of modern standard Arabic through reading materials; develop reading and writing skills and comprehension. Critical examination of social and cultural dimensions of reading materials. ALNG 2501 covers material of ALNG 2102-2103 , while ALNG 2502 covers the materials of ALNG 2104-2105 . Two-semester sequence. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. Each course meets ten hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes These two courses are only for international students.
	ALNG 299/2991 - Selected Topics (3 cr. per semester) Description Study of selected topics for intermediate students. The course meets five hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall, winter, spring and summer. Notes May be repeated for credit if content changes. Noncredit for Thanawiyya Amma holders.Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 301-302/3101-3102 - Advanced Modern Standard Arabic I (3 cr. each per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 2105 Description Further develops reading, writing, listening and speaking of Modern Standard Arabic. Prepares advanced non-native speakers for upper-division or graduate-level work in the Arabic language.Two-semester sequence. Each course meets five hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall and spring Notes These two courses are only for international students
	ALNG 303-304/3103-3104 - Advanced Modern Standard Arabic II (3 cr. each per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 3102 or ALNG 3501. Description Further develops reading, writing, listening and speaking of Modern Standard Arabic. Prepares advanced non-native speakers for upper-division or graduate-level work in the Arabic language.Two-semester sequence. Each course meets five hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes These two courses are only for international students
	ALNG 305/3105 - Independent Study (3 cr. per semester) Prerequisites Any 2000 level Arabic language course. Description Independent study in various aspects of MSA may be assigned to special groups in different majors. Students study the Arabic language related to their fields of study, such as politics, economics, literature. The course meets five hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered upon request. Notes Non-credit for Thanawiyya Amma holders.
	ALNG 306/3131 - Advanced Arabic of the News Media (3 cr. per semester) Prerequisites ALNG 2131 or placement examination Description Introduces more complex and analytical articles and editorials from the Arabic press and trains students to take notes while listening to broadcasts. Expands students’ range of vocabulary and develops their ability to listen to lengthier passages. The course meets three hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes This is a three-credit elective course. Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 311-312/3501-3502 - Accelerated Advanced Modern Standard Arabic (6 cr. each per semester) Description The courses aim at preparing advanced, non-native speaking students for upper-division or graduate-level work in the Arabic language. ALNG 3501 covers material of ALNG 3101-3102 , while ALNG 3502 covers the materials of ALNG 3103-3104 . Two-semester sequence. Each course meets ten hours per week. Registration requires permission of the ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes These two courses are only for international students
	ALNG 399/3991 - Selected Topics (3 cr. per semester) Description Study of selected topics for advanced students. The course meets three hours per week. Registration requires the permission of ALNG Director. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes May be repeated for credit if content changes. It is a three-credit elective course. Sections with odd numbers are for international students and sections with even numbers are for Egyptian degree seeking students.
	ALNG 415/4221 - Arabic Morphology (Sarf) and Prosody (‘Arud) (3 cr.) Description Examination of the basic features of Arabic morphology (sarf) and prosody (‘arud) with particular reference to the treatment of the subjects by Arab grammarians. Reference is also made to the system of terminology adopted for the subject by Western scholars. When Offered Offered occasionally. Notes The language of instruction is Arabic.
	ALNG 413-414/4231-4232 - Arabic Syntax (Nahw) (3 cr. per semester) Description Examination of the basic features of Arabic syntax (nahw) with particular reference to the treatment of the subject by Arab grammarians. Reference is also made to the system of terminology adopted for the study of Arabic syntax by Western scholars. The language of instruction is Arabic. When Offered 413Offered in fall, 414Offered in spring.
	ALNG 425/4281 - Linguistics of Arabic (3 cr.) Description Development of the linguistic structure of Arabic and the Arabic of the early Islamic era as described by the early Arab philologists. When Offered Offered in alternate years.
	ALNG 426/4291 - The Phonetics of Arabic (3 cr.) Description Phonetics of classical Arabic as it is spoken in Egypt; reference to the phonetics of both Egyptian colloquial Arabic and the Arabic of the early Islamic era as described by the early Arab phoneticians. When Offered Offered in fall.
Arabic Language Intensive
	ALIN 101-102-103-104/1101-1102-1103-1104 - Elementary Modern Standard Arabic (3 cr. each) Description Develops a fundamental working knowledge of the language through interactive exercises and drills within a framework of the essentials of syntax and morphology. Six credits are taken simultaneously in a two semester sequence. Hours Each course meets five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 105-106/1151-1152 - Elementary Listening and Speaking (2-3 cr. each) Description Develops students’ ability to listen and understand Modern Standard Arabic. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 205-206/1231-1232 - Intermediate Grammar (2-3 cr. each) Description Examines the basic features of Arabic grammar with particular attention to the system of i’rab. Reference is also made to the Western system of grammatical terminology. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 201-202-203-204/2101-2102-2103-2104 - Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic (3 cr. each) Description Emphasizes the acquisition of vocabulary and increases the command of grammatical and syntactical structures. Further develops reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. Two semester sequence. Hours Each course meets five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Any two consecutive can be taken simultaneously. Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 207-208/2141-2142 - Intermediate Spoken Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) (2-3 cr. each) Description Uses selected written material to prepare students to engage in discussions in Modern Standard Arabic. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 209-210/2151-2152 - Intermediate Listening and Speaking (2-3 cr. each) Description Develops students’ listening skills while expanding their vocabulary in wide range topics and increases their ability to speak and comprehend details by using selected authentic video and audio tapes. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 261/2221 - Applied Morphology (2-3 cr. each) Prerequisites Prerequisites are not listed for every course. Entry into all intermediate courses presupposes that the student is of intermediate standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Placement is determined by written exam for incoming students and if necessary for continuing students. Description Explore the morphological framework of the language in detail. A wide variety of drills introduces students to the root and patter system of the language and helps then navigate it more effectively. Targets phonology to highlights the intrinsic link between pattern and meaning, thus improving oral/aural skills. Devotes considerable attention to the derived verb system, addressing such essential concepts as transitivity. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered occasionally.
	ALIN 281-282/2241-2242 - Political Texts (2-3 cr. each) Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Acquaints students with the terminology and style of selected political texts. Covers elections, the party system, public policy, etc.
	ALIN 301-302/3101-3102 - Advanced Modern Standard Arabic (3 cr. each) Description Through the reading and analysis of selected texts, the course exposes students to a wide range of vocabulary, idiom, and style, while reviewing the major topics of grammar. Hours Each course meets five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 307-308/3141-3142 - Advanced Spoken Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) (2-3 cr. each) Description Further develops students’ ability to communicate orally in Modern Standard Arabic. Students present lectures, followed by question and answer sessions, and engage in debates and discussions. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 309-310/3151-3152 - Advanced Listening and Speaking (2-3 cr. each) Prerequisites ALIN 2151-2152 or consent of instructor. Description Further develops students’ listening and speaking skills by using selected authentic video and audio tapes, thus trains students to comprehend, communicate and discuss material in Modern Standard Arabic Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 305-306/3231-3232 - Advanced Arabic Grammar (2-3 cr. each) Description Examines the complexities of Arabic grammar through textual analysis. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 381-382/3241-3242 - Political Texts (3 cr. each) Description An issue-oriented course which explores the writings of modern political scientists. Hours Each course meets three hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
Arabic Language Intensive - Colloquial Arabic
	ALIN 111-112-113/1301-1302-1303 - Elementary Colloquial Arabic (3-4 cr. each) Description Introduces students to the spoken Arabic of Cairo. Concentrates on enabling students to communicate effectively in daily life. Targets high-frequency vocabulary and social situations and emphasizes pronunciation. Hours Each course meets five or seven hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 211-212/2301-2302 - Intermediate Colloquial Arabic (3-4 cr. each) Description Concentrates on increasing student’s vocabulary and command of syntax, with a higher level of fluency. Enables students to communicate with native speakers in a wide variety of social situations. Hours Each course meets five or seven hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 311-312/3301-3302 - Advanced Colloquial Arabic (3-4 cr. each) Description Develops students’ ability to express themselves more precisely and fluently. Uses authentic material, whether recorded or written, to encourage discussion. Hours Each course meets five or seven hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
Arabic Language Intensive - Egyptian Culture
	ALIN 284/2411 - Introduction to Egyptian Culture - Intermediate (2-3 cr.) Prerequisites Prerequisite: Intermediate level in Arabic or consent of program director. Description Develops language through further understanding of culture. Introduces different aspects of Egyptian culture, with emphasis on customs, traditions, family, the role of religion in society, women and social strata. Medium of instruction is combination of both intermediate Modern Standard and Egyptian Spoken Arabic. Uses authentic material whether recorded or written to encourage discussion. Hours Class meets 3 or 5 hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring.
	ALIN 384/3411 - Introduction to Egyptian Culture - Advanced (2-3 cr.) Prerequisites Prerequisite: Advanced level in Arabic or consent of program director. Description Further develops language to meet the advanced level of Arabic language students through further understanding of culture. Introduces different aspects of Egyptian culture, emphasis on customs, traditions, family structure, the role of religion in society, women and social strata. Medium of instruction is combination of both advanced Modern Standard and Egyptian Spoken Arabic. Uses authentic material whether recorded or written to encourage discussion. Hours Class meets 3 or 5 hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring.
Arabic Language Intensive - Literature
	ALIN 252/2251 - Readings in Modern Arabic Literature (2-3 cr.) Description The course introduces students to a variety of prose and poetry selected from works of significant modern and/or contemporary Arab authors. Focuses on expanding students’ vocabulary and strengthening their command of syntax. Hours Course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 352/3251 - Readings in Modern Arabic Literature (3 cr.) Description The course acquaints students with a selection of prose and poetry including at least one novel, by prominent authors from several Arab countries. Sheds light on the socio-cultural backdrop of the works discussed. Both intensive and extensive reading strategies are developed and students demonstrate their comprehensive of the texts and their ability to analyze them through discussion and lengthy writing assignments. Hours Course meets three hours per week When Offered Offered in spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 353-354/3252-3253 - Readings in the Modern Arabic Novel (3 cr. each) Description Introduces students to the genre through the reading of some representative novels or plays written by well known Arab writers. Hours Each course meets three hours per week. When Offered Offered occasionally. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
Arabic Language Intensive - Media Arabic
	ALIN 131-132/1131-1132 - Elementary Printed Media (2-3 cr. each) Prerequisites ALIN 1131 Description Introduces students to the basic format of the Egyptian newspaper and acquaints them with the vocabulary and syntax of the Arabic press through the reading of simple news items. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 133-134/1133-1134 - Elementary Aural Media (2-3 cr. each) Prerequisites ALIN 131 Description Exposes students with some background in printed media to broadcast news media. Drills students in vocabulary and syntax and helps them develop strategies for listening comprehension. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 231-232/2131-2132 - Intermediate Printed Media (2-3 cr. each) Description Exposes students to a wider range of topics selected from the Arabic press. Emphasizes vocabulary and idiom acquisition, and begins to develop students’ ability to read for speed. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 233-234/2133-2134 - Intermediate Aural Media (2-3 cr. each) Description Further develops students’ listening skills while expanding their vocabulary, especially in the areas of politics and economics. Increases their ability to comprehend details. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 331-332/3131-3132 - Advanced Printed Media (2-3 cr. each) Description Introduces more complex and analytical articles and editorials from the Arabic press. Further develops students’ ability to skim. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 333-334/3133-3134 - Advanced Aural Media (2-3 cr. each) Description Trains students to take notes while listening to broadcasts. Expands their range of vocabulary and develops their ability to listen to lengthier passages. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
Arabic Language Intensive - Reading the Qur’an
	ALIN 171-172/1211-1212 - Readings in the Qur’an (2-4 cr. each) Description Introduces students to the Qur’an, its structure, and a selection of its simpler verses. Addresses basic grammatical issues, while focusing on comprehension, oral repetition, and correct reading.. Hours Each course meets three to seven hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 271-272/2211-2212 - Readings in the Qur’an (2-3 cr. each) Description Introduces a wide selection of verses, thoroughly addressing grammatical and syntactical issues. Trains students to recite with great precision. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 371-372/3211-3212 - Qur’anic Studies (3 cr. each) Description Permits an in-depth reading and discussion of Qur’anic passages in addition to the tafsir of some verses. Addresses finer grammatical and syntactical issues as necessary, and refines students’ reading and recitation. Hours Each course meets three hours per week. When Offered Offered occasionally. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
Arabic Language Intensive - Supervised Readings
	ALIN 191-192/1991-1992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each) Description Study of a selected topic according to the students’ level and interests. Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students. Hours Each course meets two to seven hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Repeatable May be repeated for credit when content changes
	ALIN 291-292/2991-2992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each) Description Study of a selected topic according to the students’ level and interests. Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students. Hours Each course meets two to seven hours per week When Offered Offered in fall, winter and spring. Repeatable May be repeated for credit when content changes
	ALIN 391-392/3991-3992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each) Description Study of a selected topic according to the students’ level and interests. Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students. Hours Each course meets two to seven hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Repeatable May be repeated for credit when content changes
Arabic Language Intensive - Translation
	ALIN 241-242/2201-2202 - Intermediate Translation (2-3 cr. each) Description Translation close reading and analysis of Arabic texts covering a wide range of topics, the course employs translation into English as a means to enhance students’ knowledge of Arabic vocabulary, idiomatic expressions and complex structures. Translation from English into Arabic is used to train students to produce coherent and correct Arabic texts. Issues and techniques related to the practice of translation are dealt with, but the primary focus is on Arabic language learning When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 341-342/3201-3202 - Advanced Translation (2-3 cr. each) Description Focus is more on problems and issues of translation where students are expected to produce coherent, culturally sensitive texts in both languages. Length and level of complexity of source language texts are increased. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
Arabic Language Intensive - Writing Arabic
	ALIN 121-122/1111-1112 - Elementary Writing (2-3 cr. each) Description Develops basic writing skills useful in daily life. Trains students to summarize short informative passages and complete practical tasks such as filling out forms, writing messages, telegrams, invitations, etc. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 221-222/2111-2112 - Intermediate Writing (2-3 cr. each) Description .Develops students’ ability to meet short practical writing needs. Trains students to summarize informative and narrative passages, gradually introducing more complex structures.. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week When Offered Offered in fall and spring Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 225-226/2121-2122 - Intermediate Reading and Writing (3 cr. each) Description Develops reading and writing by integrating the two skills in one course and introducing a wide variety of modern Arabic texts to be used for reading and a basis for writing assignments. The course develops the students’ reading comprehension, vocabulary acquisition and acquaints them with the style of the Arabic essay. It prepares the student for the more sophisticated course in advanced reading and writing. Hours Each course meets five hours per week When Offered Offered in Fall and Spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 321-322/3111-3112 - Advanced Writing (2-3 cr. each) Description Equips students to write at greater length using a variety of techniques, including description, comparison, contrast, argumentation, etc. Refines students’ ability to write cohesive summaries. Hours Each course meets three or five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
	ALIN 325-326/3121-3122 - Advanced Reading and Writing (3 cr. each) Prerequisites ALIN 2121-2122 or consent of instructor. Description Further develops reading and writing by integrating the two skills in one course and exposing the students to a wide variety of modern Arabic texts focusing on the different stylistic devices. Emphasis on analytic reading and essay writing. Hours Each course meets five hours per week. When Offered Offered in fall and spring. Notes Prerequisites are not listed for every course. However, entry into all intermediate and advanced presupposes that the student is of intermediate or advanced standing. The instructor’s permission may also be required. Standing will be determined by written and/or oral placement tests for incoming students and sometimes for continuing students.
Arabic Language Intensive Summer
	ALIS 101-102-103-104/1101-1102-1103-1104 - Elementary Modern Standard Arabic (2-3 cr. each) Description Develops a fundamental working knowledge of the language through interactive exercises and drills within a framework of the essentials of syntax and morphology. Each course meets 7 or 10 hours in summer.
	ALIS 121-122/1111-1112 - Elementary Writing (1-3 cr. each) Description Develops basic writing skills useful in daily life. Trains students to summarize short informative passages and complete practical tasks such as filling out forms, writing messages, invitations, etc. Each course meets three or five hours per week.
	ALIS 131-132/1131-1132 - Elementary Printed Media (1-3 cr. each) Description Introduces students to the basic format of the Egyptian newspaper and acquaints them with the vocabulary and syntax of the Arabic press through the reading of simple news items. Each course meets three or five hours per week.
	ALIS 171-172/1211-1212 - Readings in the Qur’an (1 cr. each) Description Introduces students to the Qur’an, its structure, and a selection of its simpler verses. Addresses basic grammatical issues, while focusing on comprehension, oral repetition, and correct reading. Each course meets three hours per week.
	ALIS 111-112-113/1301-1302-1303 - Elementary Colloquial Arabic (2-4 cr. each) Description Introduces students to the spoken Arabic of Cairo. Concentrates on enabling students to communicate effectively in daily life. Targets high-frequency vocabulary and social situations and emphasizes pronunciation. Each course meets seven hours per week.
	ALIS 191-192/1991-1992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each) Description Study of a selected topic according to the students’ level and interests. Hours Each course meets two to seven hours per week. When Offered Offered in summer. Repeatable May be repeated for credit when content changes.
	ALIS 201-202-203-204/2101-2102-2103-2104 - Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic (2-3 cr. each) Description Emphasis the acquisition of vocabulary and increases the command of grammatical and syntactical structures. Further develops reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. Any two consecutive courses can be taken simultaneously. Each course meets 7 or 10 hours in summer.
	ALIS 221-222/2111-2112 - Intermediate Writing (1-3 cr. each) Description Develops students’ ability to meet short practical writing needs. Trains students to summarize informative and narrative passages, gradually introducing more complex structures. Each course meets three or five hours per week .
	ALIS 231-232/2131-2132 - Intermediate Printed Media (1-3 cr. each) Description Exposes students to a wider range of topics selected from the Arabic press. Emphasizes vocabulary and idiom acquisition, and begins to develop students’ ability to read for speed. Each course meets three or five hours per week.
	ALIS 233-234/2133-2134 - Intermediate Aural Media (1-3 cr. each) Description Further develops students’ listening skills while expanding their vocabulary, especially in the areas of politics and economics. Increases their ability to comprehend details. Each course meets three or five hours per week.
	ALIS 241-242/2201-2202 - Intermediate Translation (1 cr. each) Description Translation of close reading and analysis of Arabic texts covering a wide range of topics. The course employs translation into English as a means to enhance students' knowledge of Arabic vocabulary, idiomatic expressions and complex structures. Translation from English into Arabic is used to train students to produce coherent and correct Arabic texts. Issues and techniques related to the practice of translation are dealt with, but the primary focus is on Arabic language learning
	ALIS 271-272/2211-2212 - Readings in the Qur’an (1-3 cr. each) Description Introduces a wide selection of verses, thoroughly addressing grammatical and syntactical issues. Trains students to recite with great precision. Each course meets three or five hours per week.
	ALIS 252/2251 - Readings in Modern Arabic Literature (1 cr.) Description Selections from a variety of prose writings. Course meets three hours per week.
	ALIS 211-212/2301-2302 - Intermediate Colloquial Arabic (2-4 cr. each) Description Concentrates on increasing student’s vocabulary and command of syntax, with a higher level of fluency. Enables students to communicate with native speakers in a wide variety of social situations. Each course meets five or seven hours per week.
	ALIS 291-292/2991-2992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each) Description Study of a selected topic according to the students’ level and interests. Hours Each course meets two to seven hours per week When Offered Offered in summer. Repeatable May be repeated for credit when content changes.
	ALIS 301-302/3101-3102 - Advanced Modern Standard Arabic (2-3 cr. each) Description Through the reading and analysis of selected texts, the course exposes students to a wide range of vocabulary, idiom, and style, while reviewing the major topics of grammar. Each course meets 7 or 10 hours in summer.
	ALIS 321-322/3111-3112 - Advanced Writing (1-3 cr. each) Description Equips students to write at greater length using a variety of techniques, including description, comparison, contrast, argumentation, etc. Refines students’ ability to write cohesive summaries. Each course meets three or five hours per week.
	ALIS 331-332/3131-3132 - Advanced Printed Media (1-3 cr. each) Description Introduces more complex and analytical articles and editorials from the Arabic press. Further develops students’ ability to skim. Each course meets three or five hours per week.
	ALIS 333-334/3133-3134 - Advanced Aural Media (1-3 cr. each) Description Trains students to take notes while listening to broadcasts. Expands their range of vocabulary and develops their ability to listen to lengthier passages. Each course meets three or five hours per week.
	ALIS 341-342/3201-3202 - Advanced Translation (1 cr. each) Description Focus in this course is more on problems and issues of translation. Students are expected to produce coherent, culturally sensitive texts in both languages. Graded authentic texts are used.
	ALIS 352/3251 - Readings in Modern Arabic Literature (1 cr.) Description Selections from a variety of prose writings: short stories, novels, plays, and poetry by writers from different Arab countries. Course meets three hours per week.
	ALIS 311-312/3301-3302 - Advanced Colloquial Arabic (2-3 cr. each) Description Develops students’ ability to express themselves more precisely and fluently. Uses authentic material, whether recorded or written, to encourage discussion. Each course meets five or seven hours per week.
	ALIS 391-392/3991-3992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each) Description Study of a selected topic according to the students’ level and interests. Hours Each course meets two to seven hours per week When Offered Offered in summer. Repeatable May be repeated for credit when content changes.
Arabic Writing
	ALWT 221/2271 - From Reading to Writing: Intermediate Level: 3 credits Description Students scoring less than 70 in the Arabic Writing Placement exam can take this course. This course combines reading and writing skills in various disciplines such as Political Science, Anthropology, Economics, History, Arts, etc. Special attention is given to basic structures, fixing common mistakes, rhetorical devices, clichés, collocations, and vocabulary building. When Offered Offered in the fall, winter, spring, summer.
	ALWT 321/3271 - From Reading to Writing: High Intermediate Level: 3 credits Description Students scoring from 70-84 in the Arabic Writing Placement exam can take this course. This course combines reading and writing skills in various disciplines such as Political Science, Anthropology, Economics, History, Arts, etc. Special attention is given to basic structures, fixing common mistakes, rhetorical devices, clichés, collocations, and vocabulary building. When Offered Offered in the fall, winter, spring and summer. Notes The level of material taught is higher than those taught in ALWT 2271 but following the same guidelines.
	ALWT 462/4201 - Professional Translation in Business: 3 credits Prerequisites ALWT 4271 or consent of instructor. Description This course is designed to meet the pressing need for high level translation in all work places. Attention is given to points of contrast, idiomatic usage, semantic fields of corresponding vocabulary in both English and Arabic in business administration and economics. When Offered Offered in the fall, winter, spring and summer.
	ALWT 463/4202 - Diplomatic Professional Translation: 3 credits Prerequisites ALWT 4271 or consent of instructor. Description This course is designed to meet the pressing need for high level translation in all work places. Attention is given to points of contrast, idiomatic usage, and semantic fields of corresponding vocabulary in both English and Arabic in the field of diplomacy and political science. When Offered Offered in the fall, winter, spring and summer.
	ALWT 420/4271 - From Reading to Writing: Advanced Level: 3 credits Prerequisites Score 85 or more in the Arabic Writing Placement Exam or have taken either 2271 or 3271. Description This course combines reading and writing skills in various disciplines such as Political Science, Anthropology, Economics, History, Arts, etc. It develops further the reading and writing skills. Special attention is given to complex structures, fixing common mistakes, rhetorical devices, clichés, collocations, and vocabulary building. When Offered Offered in the fall, winter, spring and summer.
	ALWT 421/4272 - Arabic Language Proficiency for Media Writing 3 credits Prerequisites Approval of ALNG Director. Description This course aims at improving students’ proficiency in the Arabic language It trains students to efficiently use discourse markers and cohesive connectors to successfully conduct interviews and write news reports in modern standard Arabic. Students will also be familiarized with different Arabic media writings. When Offered Offered in fall, winter, spring and summer.
	ALWT 422/4273 - Professional Business Writing: 3 credits Prerequisites Score 85 or more in the Arabic Writing Placement Exam or have taken either 2271 or 3271. Description The course bridges the communication gap between language course work and information- transfer needs of business. The course trains the student to write major forms of business writing, including correspondence, memoranda, reports and the like. When Offered Offered in the fall, winter, spring and summer.
	ALWT 423/4274 - Professional Diplomatic Writing: 3 credits Prerequisites Score 85 or more in the Arabic Writing Placement Exam or have taken either 2271 or 3271. Description The course bridges the communication gap between language course work and information- transfer needs of diplomacy. The course trains the student to write major forms of diplomatic writing, including correspondence, memoranda, reports and the like. When Offered Offered in the fall, winter, spring and summer.
	ALWT 521/5271 - Professional Arabic TV Script Writing 3 credits Prerequisites ALWT 4272 or Approval of ALNG Director Description This course is a continuation of ALWT 4272 . This course makes students practice writing TV scripts in syntactically and semantically eloquent Arabic. It also develops students’ Arabic language through further understanding of Arabic and Egyptian culture. When Offered Offered in the fall, winter, spring and summer.
Architectural Engineering
	ARCH 221/1511 - Free-hand Representation for Architects (3 cr.) Prerequisites Description Free-hand manual drawing and manual visual communication for designers. Three primary modules covering conceptual diagramming and idea sketching; tools for diagrammatic analysis; and rendering and final presentation using manual techniques. Hours Three hours studio period.
	ARCH 273/1521 - Digital Representation Tools for Architects (2 cr.) Prerequisites ENGR 1005 Description An introduction to different forms of digital representation in architecture: architectural drawings, 3D-modeling, rendering, sheet layout design and fundamentals in animation and image editing. Introduction to Building Information Modeling (BIM) and graphical representation software. Such techniques are utilized as design tools for the creative development of projects and communication with clients and consultants from different disciplines in architectural practice. Hours One-hour class period and three-hour lab period. When Offered Offered in fall and spring.
	ARCH 222/1561 - Architecture: Art or Engineering (3 cr.) Description A study of architecture as a way of contrasting the “Arts” and “Engineering” approaches to design. The course addresses issues of form and space generation, function and interior environment, exterior and site, and materials and construction. Famous buildings and styles will be critically analyzed from the perspectives of both the artist and the engineer.
	ARCH 314/2211 - History and Philosophy of Modern and Contemporary Architecture (3 cr.) Prerequisites Description A brief history of architecture from Ancient Egyptian to Baroque. Introduction to the historical development of twentieth-century and twenty-first architecture in the western tradition, including its social, technological, and conceptual aspects. Special emphasis on studying different paradigms, individual architects, buildings, and theoretical writings. Traditional, local vernacular, and contemporary vernacular architecture are also studied. When Offered Offered in fall and spring.
	ARCH 234/2221 - Human Aspects in Architectural Design (3 cr.) Prerequisites ARCH 1521 . Description Introduction to architectural design related environment-behavior issues. Introduction to architectural programming and post-occupancy evaluation. Human aspects in design: perception, behavioral uses of spaces, users needs, ergonomics, proximics. Design for the disabled. Effects of cultural processes on architecture and urban design. Use of environment-behavior research methods in architecture and urban design. Design applications of theoretical concepts into design projects. Hours One hour class period and 3 hours studio period. When Offered Offered in fall and spring.
	ARCH 326/2231 - Environmental Control Systems and Sustainable Design (3 cr.) Prerequisites PHYS 1011 , MACT 1122 and ARCH 2551 Description Basic principles and application of environmental systems: acoustic, lighting, HVAC, energy use, and their integration with the building envelop. Performance of the building envelops materials and assemblies. Introduction to LEED and similar systems. Sustainable design principles and its applications. Sustainable design project. Hours Three-hour studio period and three-hour lab period. When Offered Offered in fall and spring.
	ARCH 268/2411 - Surveying for Architects (1 cr.) Prerequisites MACT 1122 Description Basics of surveying theory, recording field data and representation of data. Digital mapping production and contouring. Surveying applications including field work of detail surveying, stakeout, and parcel boundaries. Survey planning and associated survey computations. Operation of automatic level, total station and GPS. Introduction to 3D scanning of buildings. Hours Three-hour lab period.
	ARCH 250/2512 - Foundations of 3-Dimensional Design (3 cr.) Description Basic concepts and fundamentals of visualization, thinking, and design of simple forms in three dimensions. Presentation, communication and basic design skills using simple three dimensional modeling exercises in manual formats. Balance between aesthetic and functional design criteria. No previous modeling or digital experience is required. Hours Four-hour studio period.
	ARCH 251/2551 - Introduction to Architectural Design (3 cr.) Prerequisites ARCH 273/1521 - Digital Representation Tools for Architects (2 cr.) ARCH 250/2512 - Foundations of 3-Dimensional Design (3 cr.) Description Architectural design stages. Leadership role of architects in project delivery. Influence of site location on design. Influence of project related factors on design. Design of simple buildings. Introduction to basic building components and assemblies. Introduction to building code requirements. Hours One-hour class period and three-hours studio period. When Offered Offered in fall and spring.

Page: 1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8 \| 9 \| 10 \| 11 … Forward 10 -> 22

Contract All Courses | Print this page.

Print this Page

Courses

ALNG 111/1501 - Accelerated Elementary Modern Standard Arabic (6 cr. per semester)

ALNG 112/1502 - Accelerated High Elementary and Lower Iintermediate Modern Standard Arabic (6 cr.each per semester)

ALNG 199/1991 - Selected Topics (3 cr. per semester)

ALNG 201-202-203/2101-2102-2103 - Intermediate Arabic (3 cr. each per semester)

ALNG 204-205/2104-2105 - Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic (3 cr. each per semester)

ALNG 206/2131 - Arabic of the News Media (3 cr. per semester)

ALNG 210/2301 - Intermediate Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (3 cr. per semester)

ALNG 211-212/2501-2502 - Accelerated Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic (6 cr. each per semester)

ALNG 299/2991 - Selected Topics (3 cr. per semester)

ALNG 301-302/3101-3102 - Advanced Modern Standard Arabic I (3 cr. each per semester)

ALNG 303-304/3103-3104 - Advanced Modern Standard Arabic II (3 cr. each per semester)

ALNG 305/3105 - Independent Study (3 cr. per semester)

ALNG 306/3131 - Advanced Arabic of the News Media (3 cr. per semester)

ALNG 311-312/3501-3502 - Accelerated Advanced Modern Standard Arabic (6 cr. each per semester)

ALNG 399/3991 - Selected Topics (3 cr. per semester)

ALNG 415/4221 - Arabic Morphology (Sarf) and Prosody (‘Arud) (3 cr.)

ALNG 413-414/4231-4232 - Arabic Syntax (Nahw) (3 cr. per semester)

ALNG 425/4281 - Linguistics of Arabic (3 cr.)

ALNG 426/4291 - The Phonetics of Arabic (3 cr.)

ALIN 101-102-103-104/1101-1102-1103-1104 - Elementary Modern Standard Arabic (3 cr. each)

ALIN 105-106/1151-1152 - Elementary Listening and Speaking (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 205-206/1231-1232 - Intermediate Grammar (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 201-202-203-204/2101-2102-2103-2104 - Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic (3 cr. each)

ALIN 207-208/2141-2142 - Intermediate Spoken Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 209-210/2151-2152 - Intermediate Listening and Speaking (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 261/2221 - Applied Morphology (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 281-282/2241-2242 - Political Texts (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 301-302/3101-3102 - Advanced Modern Standard Arabic (3 cr. each)

ALIN 307-308/3141-3142 - Advanced Spoken Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 309-310/3151-3152 - Advanced Listening and Speaking (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 305-306/3231-3232 - Advanced Arabic Grammar (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 381-382/3241-3242 - Political Texts (3 cr. each)

ALIN 111-112-113/1301-1302-1303 - Elementary Colloquial Arabic (3-4 cr. each)

ALIN 211-212/2301-2302 - Intermediate Colloquial Arabic (3-4 cr. each)

ALIN 311-312/3301-3302 - Advanced Colloquial Arabic (3-4 cr. each)

ALIN 284/2411 - Introduction to Egyptian Culture - Intermediate (2-3 cr.)

ALIN 384/3411 - Introduction to Egyptian Culture - Advanced (2-3 cr.)

ALIN 252/2251 - Readings in Modern Arabic Literature (2-3 cr.)

ALIN 352/3251 - Readings in Modern Arabic Literature (3 cr.)

ALIN 353-354/3252-3253 - Readings in the Modern Arabic Novel (3 cr. each)

ALIN 131-132/1131-1132 - Elementary Printed Media (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 133-134/1133-1134 - Elementary Aural Media (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 231-232/2131-2132 - Intermediate Printed Media (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 233-234/2133-2134 - Intermediate Aural Media (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 331-332/3131-3132 - Advanced Printed Media (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 333-334/3133-3134 - Advanced Aural Media (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 171-172/1211-1212 - Readings in the Qur’an (2-4 cr. each)

ALIN 271-272/2211-2212 - Readings in the Qur’an (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 371-372/3211-3212 - Qur’anic Studies (3 cr. each)

ALIN 191-192/1991-1992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each)

ALIN 291-292/2991-2992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each)

ALIN 391-392/3991-3992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each)

ALIN 241-242/2201-2202 - Intermediate Translation (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 341-342/3201-3202 - Advanced Translation (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 121-122/1111-1112 - Elementary Writing (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 221-222/2111-2112 - Intermediate Writing (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 225-226/2121-2122 - Intermediate Reading and Writing (3 cr. each)

ALIN 321-322/3111-3112 - Advanced Writing (2-3 cr. each)

ALIN 325-326/3121-3122 - Advanced Reading and Writing (3 cr. each)

ALIS 101-102-103-104/1101-1102-1103-1104 - Elementary Modern Standard Arabic (2-3 cr. each)

ALIS 121-122/1111-1112 - Elementary Writing (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 131-132/1131-1132 - Elementary Printed Media (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 171-172/1211-1212 - Readings in the Qur’an (1 cr. each)

ALIS 111-112-113/1301-1302-1303 - Elementary Colloquial Arabic (2-4 cr. each)

ALIS 191-192/1991-1992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each)

ALIS 201-202-203-204/2101-2102-2103-2104 - Intermediate Modern Standard Arabic (2-3 cr. each)

ALIS 221-222/2111-2112 - Intermediate Writing (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 231-232/2131-2132 - Intermediate Printed Media (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 233-234/2133-2134 - Intermediate Aural Media (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 241-242/2201-2202 - Intermediate Translation (1 cr. each)

ALIS 271-272/2211-2212 - Readings in the Qur’an (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 252/2251 - Readings in Modern Arabic Literature (1 cr.)

ALIS 211-212/2301-2302 - Intermediate Colloquial Arabic (2-4 cr. each)

ALIS 291-292/2991-2992 - Supervised Studies (1-4 cr. each)

ALIS 301-302/3101-3102 - Advanced Modern Standard Arabic (2-3 cr. each)

ALIS 321-322/3111-3112 - Advanced Writing (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 331-332/3131-3132 - Advanced Printed Media (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 333-334/3133-3134 - Advanced Aural Media (1-3 cr. each)

ALIS 341-342/3201-3202 - Advanced Translation (1 cr. each)