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KISW 201 Kiswahili Grammar and Translation I

This course introduces critical linguistics aspects of the language particularly areas of morphology and syntax to give students a deeper understanding of the unique aspects of Kiswahili grammar. Areas of interest include the locative noun classes, the...

KISW 104 Elementary Kiswahili Grammar II

This course is a continuation of KISW 103 Elementary Kiswahili Grammar which covers the basic structure of the Kiswahili sentences. Therefore, the course will first reinforce those skills acquired in KISW 103 and then introduce additional elements of the...

KISW 103 Elementary Kiswahili Grammar I

In this course students are introduced to basic Kiswahili grammar. Topics to be covered include: characteristics that are unique to the language such as the orthography, stress, agglutination, and the noun class system. To be introduced at this point is basic...

KISW 102 Oral Communication Skills

This course will focus on strengthening the students’ oral skills to allow them to form simple expressions and to understand expressions made by others. It will emphasize oral and aural comprehension while it builds upon the basic communicative skills...

KISW 101 Introduction to Kiswahili Studies I

The course focuses on basic language skills: speaking, reading, writing and listening. It will involve conversation drills, picture reading and listening comprehension with emphasis on oral practice and pronunciation. There will be practical exercises aimed...

DMLA 401 Research Methods

This course takes students through the practical steps necessary for carrying out and independent research work on Foreign Languages and Literatures. It will cover types of research methods, research processes, including the selection of a topic, data...

DMLA 401 Research Methods

This course takes students through the practical steps necessary for carrying out and independent research work on Foreign Languages and Literatures. It will cover types of research methods, research processes, including the selection of a topic, data...

CHIN 420 Study Abroad

Study abroad is a two-semester 6-credit course in Chinese language, literature and culture to be undertaken in a university in a Chinese speaking country. Students will return from the foreign university with raw marks (over 100) which will be converted into...

CHIN 418 Classical Chinese II

In this course, students will be required to do additional readings of selected famous classical texts in their original language such as Confucius’ Analects, Laozi, early histories and Tang poetry as well as some selected pre modern texts, with focus...

CHIN 417 Classical Chinese I

Classical Chinese is the language of the bulk of the Chinese textual tradition from early historical and philosophical writing down to the early 20th century. The course introduces the basic grammatical structure and vocabulary of classical Chinese through...

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