Course Description
Readings of selected Hebrew texts from a range of periods, biblical to modern. Continued study of vocabulary and grammar.
Athena Title
INTERM HEBREW I
Prerequisite
HEBR 1002
Semester Course Offered
Offered fall
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Course Objectives
To complete a comprehensive study of the grammar of biblical Hebrew. To facilitate an understanding of Hebrew (e.g., phonology, morphology, syntax) through the reading of prose texts in the Hebrew Bible. To build a substantial vocabulary of the words most commonly used in the Hebrew Bible. To develop the ability to parse all Hebrew verbs. Communicate Effectively through Writing To strengthen skills in written composition, analysis, and presentation by means of projects such as essays, papers, reports, and examinations. Communicate Effectively through Speech To strengthen skills in oral expression, analysis, style, and interaction by means such as class reports, class discussion, and oral examinations. Computer Literacy To enhance and facilitate computer literacy by the use of word processing, the web, email, and OASIS through research, preparation, and presentation of work such as oral class reports and completion of written assignments. Critical Thinking To foster critical thinking by engaging in activities such as classroom discussion and debate, essay examinations, and oral presentations.
Topical Outline
I. Review of Grammar (from HEBR 1001, 1002) II. Completion of the Basics of Biblical Hebrew Grammar III. Reading and Analysis of the Joseph Story (Genesis 37, 39-50)
General Education Core
CORE IV: World Languages and Global CultureSyllabus