Written and conversational Armenian for students with no knowledge of the language. Students learn the Armenian alphabet, read and comprehend simple texts, and carry basic conversation. Emphasis on reading and comprehension, grammar rules, and basic composition.

Prerequisite: Placement into ARMN 1A.
Days: MWF  12:00-12:00 AM

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Days: Mo We  11:00-12:50 PM

Designed to develop students’ ability to communicate further orally and in writing in Armenian (Western or Eastern) by consolidating knowledge of grammar, increasing vocabulary, and developing reading, comprehension, and writing.

Prerequisite: ARMN 1C. ARMN 1C with a grade of C or better. Placement into ARMN 2A is also accepted.

(VIII)
Days: MO WE  01:00-02:50 PM

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Days: Mo We  01:00-02:50 PM

How does the legacy of human evolution affect our world today?  How have technological innovations shaped human societies?  How have human societies explained the natural world and their place in it?  Given the abundance of religious beliefs in the world, how have three evangelical faiths spread far beyond their original homelands?
This class follows the major themes of world historical development through the sixteenth century to consider how developments in technology, social organization, and religion—from the origins of farming to the rise of Christianity—shaped the world we live in today.

(Satisfies Pre-1800 Requirement)
Days: TU TH  02:00-03:20 PM