Course Description
This course aims at introducing students to the basic concepts and main branches of linguistics. Students are introduced to theories pertinent to the origins of language, the development of writing, and the properties of language. Then, the five main branches of linguistics, namely phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics, are presented. Sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, and language acquisition are also introduced.
Course Description
This course introduces students to English drama by way of carefully selected texts. The course emphasizes the primarily theatrical, rather than the purely literary, nature of drama. Students will learn how to analyze plot and character. The stress will be on understanding the nature of the dramatic mode.
Course Description
This composition course is primarily designed to train students to apply the use of a writing sequence, starting with prewriting activities, brainstorming, outlining, and ending with drafting, and editing. Students will be able to properly write a four paragraph essay on unseen topics, consisting of an introduction, three developmental paragraphs and a conclusion.
Female Section
| Islamic Studies |  |
| Management | |
| English | |
Module Description
This course aims at introducing students to basic concepts of paragraph writing, this covers pre-writing techniques and moves onward to more defined paragraph-related elements including restricted topics; developed topic sentences; well-organized, effective support of the controlling idea; as well as coherence and unity. A review of appropriate grammatical structures is also provided where necessary. Two kinds of paragraphs highlighted in this course are the narrative and the descriptive paragraphs