Listed below are the course numbers and descriptions for
course being offered in Summer & Fall 2013.
For detailed listings of course sections please see the full
course schedule at http://www.UTA.edu/MyMav
Your course syllabus should be posted on your instructor's
Research Profile page which may be found
here.
Intensive Courses
For all intensive courses, section 022, you must contact the Modern Languages department office at 817-272-3161 to enroll.
Summer 2013 Fall 2013
ARAB 1441 • Beginning Arabic I
Multimedia Immersion in the culture and language of
Arabic-speaking countries. Designed to enable students to
understand and communicate effectively in Arabic at the
beginning level. Credit will not be granted to native
speakers of Arabic. No prerequisites.
ARAB 1442 • Beginning Arabic II
Continuation of beginning Arabic. Credit will not be granted
to native speakers of Arabic. Prerequisite: ARAB 1441 with a
grade of C or better.
ARAB 1441 • Beginning Arabic I
Multimedia Immersion in the culture and language of
Arabic-speaking countries. Designed to enable students to
understand and communicate effectively in Arabic at the
beginning level. Credit will not be granted to native
speakers of Arabic. No prerequisites.
ARAB 1442 • Beginning Arabic II
Continuation of beginning Arabic. Credit will not be granted
to native speakers of Arabic. Prerequisite: ARAB 1441 with a
grade of C or better.
ARAB 2313 • Intermediate Arabic I
Continued immersion in the culture and language of
Arabic-speaking countries. Application of strategies and
technology in mastering listening, speaking, reading, and
writing at the intermediate level. Credit will not be granted
to native speakers of Arabic. Prerequisite: ARAB 1442 with a
grade of C or better.
ARAB 2314 • Intermediate Arabic II
Continuation of intermediate Arabic. Credit will not be
granted to native speakers of Arabic. Prerequisite: ARAB 2313
with a grade of C or better.
ARAB 3303 • Arabic Conversation And Culture
Practice in oral expression with an emphasis on developing
conversational skills and improving language proficiency in
reading and writing. This course looks at the differences
between classical and regional colloquialisms as well as
elements of Middle Eastern culture. Prerequisite: ARAB 2314
with a grade of C or better. Credit will not be granted to
native speakers of Arabic. Heritage speakers of Arabic need
the consent of the instructor to register.
ARAB 3310 • Arabic Localization And Translation
Introduction to cultural and linguistic issues in the
translation of Arabic language texts. Students will explore
current technologies used in various real-world translation
contexts and how to adapt texts, products, and services to
the locale for which they are intended. Prerequisite: ARAB
2314 or the equivalent with a grade of B or better. May not
be repeated for credit.
