AFST151 - ELEMENTARY ZULU II

Activity
LEC
Title (text only)
ELEMENTARY ZULU II
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
680
Section ID
AFST151680
Meeting times
TBA TBA-
Instructors
MBEJE, AUDREY
Description
The Elementary Zulu II course can be taken to fulfill a language requirement, or for linguistic preparation to do research on South Africa, Southern Africa/Africa-related topics. The course emphasizes communicative competence to enable the students to acquire linguistic and extra-linguistic skills in Zulu. The content of the course is selected from various everyday life situations to enable the students to communicate in predictable common daily settings. Culture, as it relates to language use, is also part of the course content.


Students will acquire the speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills at the ceiling of low intermediate level and floor of high novice level, based on the ACTFL scale. The low intermediate level proficiency skills that the students will acquire constitute threshold capabilities of the third semester range of proficiency to prepare students for Intermediate Zulu I course materials.


Course number only
151
Use local description
No

AFST149 - ELEMENTARY ZULU: ACCL

Activity
LEC
Title (text only)
ELEMENTARY ZULU: ACCL
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
680
Section ID
AFST149680
Meeting times
TR 0600PM-0900PM
Meeting location
WILLIAMS HALL 25
Instructors
MBEJE, AUDREY
Description
The Accelerated Elementary Zulu course is intensive, and can be taken to fulfill a language requirement, or for linguistic preparation to do research onSouth Africa,Southern Africa/Africa-related topics. The course emphasizes communicative competence to enable the students to acquire linguistic and extra-linguistic skills in Zulu. The content of the course is selected from various everyday life situations to enable the students to communicate in predictable common daily settings. Culture, as it relates to language use, is also part of the course content.


Students will acquire the speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills at the ceiling of low intermediate level and floor of high novice level, based on the ACTFL scale. The low intermediate level proficiency skills that the students will acquire constitute threshold capabilities of the third semester range of proficiency to prepare students for Intermediate Zulu I course materials.


Course number only
149
Use local description
No

AFST140 - ELEMENT ZULU I RESIDENCE

Activity
LEC
Title (text only)
ELEMENT ZULU I RESIDENCE
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
680
Section ID
AFST140680
Meeting times
M 0700PM-0830PM
Instructors
MBEJE, AUDREY
Description
This elementary course is for beginners and it requires no prior knowledge of Zulu. The course will expose students to the Zulu language and culture and will be based in the National Standards for Foreign Language Learning. Students will be engaged in communicative language learning through interpersonal, interpretive and presentational modes of language learning techniques. They will gain knowledge and understanding of the Zulu culture. They will use their Zulu language and culture learning experience to connect with other disciplines and further their knowledge of these disciplines through perspectives acquired from their Zulu class. They will also develop insight into the nature of language and culture through comparisons of the Zulu language and culture and their own. Through movies, songs, and other cultural activities online students will acquire the natural use of the language which will enable them to acquire linguistic and cultural skill to become life-long learners who can participate in Zulu communities in the U.S. and overseas.


Course number only
140
Use local description
No

AFST075 - AFR HIST BEFORE 1800

Activity
REC
Title (text only)
AFR HIST BEFORE 1800
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
407
Section ID
AFST075407
Meeting times
R 0430PM-0530PM
Meeting location
WILLIAMS HALL 741
Instructors
COLLIS, CAITLIN
Description
Survey of major themes and issues in African history before 1800. Topics include: early civilizations, African kingdoms and empires, population movements, the spread of Islam, the slave trade era. Also, emphasis on how historians use archaeology, linguistics, and oral traditions to reconstruct Africa's early history.


Course number only
075
Use local description
No

AFST075 - AFR HIST BEFORE 1800

Activity
REC
Title (text only)
AFR HIST BEFORE 1800
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
406
Section ID
AFST075406
Meeting times
F 1200PM-0100PM
Meeting location
WILLIAMS HALL 317
Instructors
TOLAN, PARASKA
Description
Survey of major themes and issues in African history before 1800. Topics include: early civilizations, African kingdoms and empires, population movements, the spread of Islam, the slave trade era. Also, emphasis on how historians use archaeology, linguistics, and oral traditions to reconstruct Africa's early history.


Course number only
075
Use local description
No

AFST075 - AFR HIST BEFORE 1800

Activity
REC
Title (text only)
AFR HIST BEFORE 1800
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
405
Section ID
AFST075405
Meeting times
F 1100AM-1200PM
Meeting location
WILLIAMS HALL 317
Instructors
TOLAN, PARASKA
Description
Survey of major themes and issues in African history before 1800. Topics include: early civilizations, African kingdoms and empires, population movements, the spread of Islam, the slave trade era. Also, emphasis on how historians use archaeology, linguistics, and oral traditions to reconstruct Africa's early history.


Course number only
075
Use local description
No

AFST075 - AFR HIST BEFORE 1800

Activity
REC
Title (text only)
AFR HIST BEFORE 1800
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
404
Section ID
AFST075404
Meeting times
R 0430PM-0530PM
Meeting location
COLLEGE HALL 315A
Instructors
TOLAN, PARASKA
Description
Survey of major themes and issues in African history before 1800. Topics include: early civilizations, African kingdoms and empires, population movements, the spread of Islam, the slave trade era. Also, emphasis on how historians use archaeology, linguistics, and oral traditions to reconstruct Africa's early history.


Course number only
075
Use local description
No

AFST075 - AFR HIST BEFORE 1800

Activity
REC
Title (text only)
AFR HIST BEFORE 1800
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
403
Section ID
AFST075403
Meeting times
F 1200PM-0100PM
Meeting location
CLAUDIA COHEN HALL 203
Instructors
COLLIS, CAITLIN
Description
Survey of major themes and issues in African history before 1800. Topics include: early civilizations, African kingdoms and empires, population movements, the spread of Islam, the slave trade era. Also, emphasis on how historians use archaeology, linguistics, and oral traditions to reconstruct Africa's early history.


Course number only
075
Use local description
No

AFST075 - AFR HIST BEFORE 1800

Activity
REC
Title (text only)
AFR HIST BEFORE 1800
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
402
Section ID
AFST075402
Meeting times
F 1100AM-1200PM
Meeting location
COLLEGE HALL 314
Instructors
COLLIS, CAITLIN
Description
Survey of major themes and issues in African history before 1800. Topics include: early civilizations, African kingdoms and empires, population movements, the spread of Islam, the slave trade era. Also, emphasis on how historians use archaeology, linguistics, and oral traditions to reconstruct Africa's early history.


Course number only
075
Use local description
No

AFST075 - HIST OF AFRICA TO 1800

Activity
LEC
Title (text only)
HIST OF AFRICA TO 1800
Term session
0
Term
2017A
Subject area
AFST
Section number only
401
Section ID
AFST075401
Meeting times
MW 1100AM-1200PM
Meeting location
LAB-STRUC OF MATTER AUD
Instructors
BABOU, CHEIKH
Description
Survey of major themes and issues in African history before 1800. Topics include: early civilizations, African kingdoms and empires, population movements, the spread of Islam, the slave trade era. Also, emphasis on how historians use archaeology, linguistics, and oral traditions to reconstruct Africa's early history.


Course number only
075
Use local description
No