ARB-101--(4)
ARABIC I
This course introduces students to Modern Standard Arabic. Practice focuses on developing basic knowledge and skills in pronunciation and recognition of the sounds of Arabic, reading and writing the Arabic script, grammar, reading and listening comprehension, and written composition. The course presumes no prior study of the language. (4 contact hours)

ARB-102--(4)
ARABIC II
Prerequisite: ARB-101. This course develops existing basic abilities to communicate in speaking and writing Modern Standard Arabic. Practice focuses on increasing knowledge and skills in pronunciation, grammar, reading and listening comprehension, and written composition. The course builds on basic skills to read and write in the Arabic writing system, and knowledge of basic Arabic grammar. (4 contact hours)

ARB-201--(4)
ARABIC III
Prerequisite: ARB-102. Arabic 201 is the third in a series of Arabic courses. Instruction will build on skills taught in Arabic 101 and 102. The main focus of the course will continue to be communicative skills. Students will learn the basic skills needed to communicate in Arabic including comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. Grammar will be introduced to facilitate communication. The course will be taught mainly in Arabic using Modern Standard Arabic. (4 contact hours)

ARB-202--(4)
ARABIC IV
Arabic 202 is the fourth in the series of Arabic courses. This course will focus on using the skills developed in the previous three courses to effectively communicate verbally and in writing in the Arabic language. In addition to strong emphasis on developing Arabic communication skills, students will receive instruction in Arabic structure to ensure their knowledge and proper use of proper Modern Standard Arabic. Students will be introduced to authentic Arabic texts and audio from various Arab countries and will be exposed to native Arabic speakers to familiarize them with the major dialetcs of the various Arab regions. (4 contact hours)