SW 604 : Linguistic applications 1

Department

Department of Afroasian Languages

Academic Program

Bachelor in Swahili Language

Type

Compulsory

Credits

04

Prerequisite

Overview

It is a subject taught in the sixth semester. The total balance of teaching hours is two hours a week, divided into a theoretical hour and a practical hour. The course introduces the student to how to use vocabulary, compound nouns, compound sentences, punctuation marks, and the use of linguistic abbreviations. This course aims primarily to help the student know the correct writing methods and present a written text.

Intended learning outcomes

By the end of the 14th week, the student should be able to:
  • Learn the general rules of the language.
  • Increase ability to read texts.
  • Understand spoken and written language.
  • Use vocabulary and compound sentences.
  • use of names and titles in the language.
  • write using linguistic writing methods.

Teaching and learning methods

  • Teaching lectures
  • Educational exercises
  • Motivational activities

Methods of assessments

  • Discussion in lecture 10
  • Midterm exam 30
  • Final exam 60
  • Total 100

The Basic sources and References of the Course

  • E. Wesana- Chomi , Matumizi Ya Lugha, Chapa Cha Kwanza , DarAlkitab, 2006.
  • J.A Masebo, Jitayarishe Kwa Lugha (Kiswahili 1, maswali na majibu), Nyambari Nyangwine Publishers, Dar Es Salam, Tanzania, 2008.