Course grade is based on review tests satisfactorily completed, the opinion of the tutor, and a final exam. Through-Self Instruction by E. McCarus et al. This course may not be taken until six hours of Arabic 101 have been completed. It is a continuation of Arabic 101 and includes continued drill practice on the phonological system, on basic vocabulary and morphology, and on Arabic syntactic patterns. The course stresses oral practice with increasing emphasis on reading selections based on Arab culture and on producing Arabic orally and in writing.
Students have access to a tutor for as many as four hours a week.
Amount of credit awarded depends on number of lessons and review tests satisfactorily completed. Course grade is based on the review tests completed, the opinion of the tutor, and a final examination. Elementary Modern Standard Arabic Through Self-Instruction by E.N. McCarus et al. Elementary Modern Standard Arabic. Arabic 201 covers the material of Arabic 101 and 102 in one term.