Learning Outcomes |
PO |
MME |
The students who succeeded in this course: |
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LO-1 |
Persian alphabet, language structure, Persian speaking geographies and the place of this language within the Islamic cultural heritage is learned |
PO-6 To have knowledge of Arabic language at the level of understanding classical and modern texts in the field of Islamic Theology and use it in expressing himself/herself in oral and written communication. S/he acquires a solid knowledge of a Western European Language at least at the level of B 1 of the European Language Portfolio, using it to follow the information in the field of Theology and communicate with colleagues.
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Examination |
LO-2 |
The basic framework of the Persian gramer is apprehended |
PO-6 To have knowledge of Arabic language at the level of understanding classical and modern texts in the field of Islamic Theology and use it in expressing himself/herself in oral and written communication. S/he acquires a solid knowledge of a Western European Language at least at the level of B 1 of the European Language Portfolio, using it to follow the information in the field of Theology and communicate with colleagues.
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Examination |
LO-3 |
Persian daily speech, expressions and structures are learned |
PO-6 To have knowledge of Arabic language at the level of understanding classical and modern texts in the field of Islamic Theology and use it in expressing himself/herself in oral and written communication. S/he acquires a solid knowledge of a Western European Language at least at the level of B 1 of the European Language Portfolio, using it to follow the information in the field of Theology and communicate with colleagues.
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Examination |
LO-4 |
Persian sentence structure, verb forms and basic time templates are learned |
PO-6 To have knowledge of Arabic language at the level of understanding classical and modern texts in the field of Islamic Theology and use it in expressing himself/herself in oral and written communication. S/he acquires a solid knowledge of a Western European Language at least at the level of B 1 of the European Language Portfolio, using it to follow the information in the field of Theology and communicate with colleagues.
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Examination |
LO-5 |
The dialects arosen depending on local differences in Persian are comprehended. |
PO-6 To have knowledge of Arabic language at the level of understanding classical and modern texts in the field of Islamic Theology and use it in expressing himself/herself in oral and written communication. S/he acquires a solid knowledge of a Western European Language at least at the level of B 1 of the European Language Portfolio, using it to follow the information in the field of Theology and communicate with colleagues.
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Examination |
LO-6 |
Basic sentence structures, simple, complex and conditioned sentences in Persian is learned. |
PO-6 To have knowledge of Arabic language at the level of understanding classical and modern texts in the field of Islamic Theology and use it in expressing himself/herself in oral and written communication. S/he acquires a solid knowledge of a Western European Language at least at the level of B 1 of the European Language Portfolio, using it to follow the information in the field of Theology and communicate with colleagues.
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Examination |
PO: Programme Outcomes MME:Method of measurement & Evaluation |
Course Contents |
Persian alphabet, personal nouns, possesive nouns, a few sentences in daily languange The inflections and using areas of the three basic verbs in Persian, hesten, ?oden and buden, meaning “be”. Simple past tense, past tense inflections, using styles, simple and complex verb structurec. Place, location and time adverbs in Persian Month, year, week, clock and time concepts, nouns and using forms of these in Persian Sufficiency and necessity verbs in Persian Simple, complex and conditioned sentences in Persian Directions in Persian Imperatives Passive voice Regular verbs Irregular verbs Interrogative sentence Conditional sentences |
Weekly Course Content |
Week |
Subject |
Learning Activities and Teaching Methods |
1 |
Persian alphabet, personal nouns, possesive nouns, a few sentences in daily languange |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
2 |
The inflections and using areas of the three basic verbs in Persian, hesten, şoden and buden, meaning “be”. |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
3 |
Simple past tense, past tense inflections, using styles, simple and complex verb structurec. |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
4 |
Place, location and time adverbs in Persian |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
5 |
Month, year, week, clock and time concepts, nouns and using forms of these in Persian |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
6 |
Sufficiency and necessity verbs in Persian |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
7 |
Simple, complex and conditioned sentences in Persian |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
8 |
mid-term exam |
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9 |
Directions in Persian |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
10 |
Imperatives |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
11 |
Passivevoice |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
12 |
Regularverbs |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
13 |
Irregularverbs |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
14 |
Interrogative sentence |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
15 |
Conditional sentences |
Lecturing Method Question-Answer |
16 |
final exam |
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Recommend Course Book / Supplementary Book/Reading |
1 |
Mürsel Öztürk, Farsça Dil Bilgisi |
2 |
Mehmet Kanar, Farsça Dil Bilgisi |
3 |
Nimet Yıldırım, Farsça Dil Bilgisi |
Required Course instruments and materials |
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