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    • AFAS 1040: Beginning Kiswahili II
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      (Formerly AFAS 104). Introduction to a language widely spoken in East Africa and parts of Central Southern Africa. Students are guided through the process of acquisition following an oral approach that stresses classroom participation in a cooperative atmosphere. The aim is to help students gain threshold oral fluency in the language and the ability to read simple text. Laboratory work is an integral part of the course.
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    • AFAS 1050: Beginning Yoruba I
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      (Formerly AFAS 105). Introduction to a West African language spoken in Nigeria and other parts of Africa. Students are guided through the process of acquisition following an oral approach that stresses classroom participation in a cooperative atmosphere. The aim is to help students gain threshold oral fluency in the language and the ability to read simple text. Laboratory work is an integral part of the course.
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    • AFAS 1060: Beginning Yoruba II
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      (Formerly AFAS 106). Introduction to a West African language spoken in Nigeria and other parts of Africa. Students are guided through the process of acquisition following an oral approach that stresses classroom participation in a cooperative atmosphere. The aim is to help students gain threshold oral fluency in the language and the ability to read simple text. Laboratory work is an integral part of the course.
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    • AFAS 2000: Intermediate Arabic I
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      (Formerly AFAS 201). This two semester course in classical Arabic will focus on communication skills in every day life. It will enhance students¿ reading, writing and speaking skills through interactive teaching methods.
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    • AFAS 2001: Intermediate Arabic II
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      (Formerly AFAS 202). This two semester course in classical Arabic will focus on communication skills in every day life. It will enhance students¿ reading, writing and speaking skills through interactive teaching methods.
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    • AFAS 2010: Intro To Africana Studies
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      (Formerly AFAS 2010). A course which defines the subject matter, concepts, principles, scope, and goals of Africana Studies. Reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of Africana Studies, this course is a survey of the African world community, from the perspectives of the humanities and social sciences, science and technology, and the expressive arts. Course may be used to satisfy the University¿s social science requirement. Required of all Africana Studies majors.
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    • AFAS 2020: Survey Of Africa
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      This course investigates patterns of state-society relations in 21st century Africa from three perspectives: pre-colonial; colonial and post-independence Africa. Surveys of these periods include conflict resolution; conflict management; ethnic politics; social and economic development.
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    • AFAS 2030: African Diaspora
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      The African Diaspora is a survey of African descendants living in Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, the Middle East, North America and South America.
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    • AFAS 2110: Cultural Anth of Africa
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      The course focuses on the Paleolithic period of Africa in the Nile Valley. Special attention shall be given to the people of the Nile Valley areas and Northeast Africa, Upper Kemet, Nubia, the Fayum, Middle Kemet and the Libyan oasis.
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    • AFAS 2120: Physical Anthropology of Afr
      3.00 Credits
      Tennessee State University

      This course is a scientific study of the origin of modern Homo sapiens, the genetic reconstruction of human history based on paleontology research. Topics include the history of Austropiticus, Aegyptopiticus, Dryopithecus, Ramapiticus and Zinzathropus.
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