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HEBR 101 Introduction to Modern Hebrew I Units: 3.00
For students with no (or a minimal) background in Hebrew. This course introduces elements of grammar and vocabulary of modern Hebrew.
NOTE Students can self-enrol during the course registration period. However, for students with previous knowledge of the language, final approval of enrolment is at the discretion of the instructor, pending an assessment of a student's language competency. Students can contact the instructor for an assessment anytime during the academic year (September-May). Please note that instructors may not be available for language competency assessments in May, June, July, and early August. Non-disclosure of previous knowledge of the language is considered a departure from academic integrity.
NOTE Students can self-enrol during the course registration period. However, for students with previous knowledge of the language, final approval of enrolment is at the discretion of the instructor, pending an assessment of a student's language competency. Students can contact the instructor for an assessment anytime during the academic year (September-May). Please note that instructors may not be available for language competency assessments in May, June, July, and early August. Non-disclosure of previous knowledge of the language is considered a departure from academic integrity.
Learning Hours: 120 (36 Lecture, 84 Private Study)
Requirements: Prerequisite None.
Exclusion HEBR 190/6.0.
Offering Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Science
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Read Hebrew Script and Print with and without Nikud.
- Understand the relationship between noun and adjectives, nouns and verbs.
- Understand the basic structure of present tense verb system.
- Write, read and say basic sentences in Hebrew.
- Introduce and speak about oneself.