2014_Hau108
- Arts
- 100 level
- 2 credit units
- 142 pages
- 1 units
This course, HAU 108: Hausa and Media, is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the use of Hausa language in various media outlets, both local and international. It explores the role of Hausa as a communication tool in radio, television, and print media. The course covers topics such as translation from English to Hausa, analysis of Hausa programming, and identification of common errors in Hausa usage in media broadcasting. The course aims to equip students with the skills to effectively use Hausa in media contexts.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Study hours
- 195 hours
- Maths
- None
- Content
- Theoretical, practical, case study, problem solving
- Practical work
- Yes
- Basic knowledge of Hausa language
- Familiarity with media concepts
- Assignments
- Tutor marked assessments
- Final examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of HAU108, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
One paragraph, so you can see how it reads
HAU108 · HAU108
A wannan kwas akwai rukuni 3 da kuma kashi 14, kowane kashi yana a matsayin mako guda ne na darasi, ke nan za a kamala shi cikin mako 15. Ana kuma fatan a amsa tambayoyin auna fahimta a qarshen kowane kashi, daga qarshe kuma a amsa tambayoyi na jinga don ganin ko darasin ya zaunu da kyau.
What you should be able to do
- Understand the role of Hausa in media communication.
- Identify and correct common errors in Hausa usage.
- Apply translation techniques from English to Hausa.
- Analyze Hausa programs in radio broadcasting.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of Hausa communication in media.
- Demonstrate proficiency in using Daidaitacciyar Hausa in media contexts.
What it prepares you for
- Broadcaster
- Journalist
- Translator
- Media consultant
- Communication specialist
- Radio stations
- Television stations
- Newspapers
- Government agencies
- International organizations
- Audio editing software
- Translation software
- Internet research tools
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- Module 3: Common Errors and Translation
Unit 1: Kurakuren Hausa A Gidajen Rediyo I
Advanced linguistic concepts related to sound structure require a strong foundation in phonetics and phonology, which may be challenging for students without prior linguistic training.
- Module 3: Common Errors and Translation
Unit 3: Ma'anar Fassara da Muhimmancinta
Understanding nuances and subtleties in meaning requires a deep understanding of both Hausa and English languages and cultures, making accurate translation difficult.
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 28 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1Module 1: Introduction
Unit 1: Meaning of Language · 2 hours
Read the introduction to understand the importance of language in communication.. Define 'language' and its role in society.. Understand the relationship between language and community..
- Week 2Module 1: Introduction
Unit 2: Hausa and Hausawa · 2 hours
Explore the connection between Hausa language and Hausa people.. Identify the geographical location of Qasar Hausa.. Discuss the characteristics of Hausa people..
- Week 3Module 1: Introduction
Unit 3: Bunqasar Harshen Hausa · 2 hours
Examine the growth of Hausa language through interaction with Arabic countries.. Understand the development of Hausa in Ajami script.. Analyze the influence of European arrival on Hausa language..
- Week 4Module 1: Introduction
Unit 4: Yaxuwar Harshen Hausa · 2 hours
Identify the reasons for the spread of Hausa language.. Discuss the factors contributing to the expansion of Hausa.. Analyze the impact of Hausa language on other cultures..
- Week 5Module 1: Introduction
Unit 5: Harshe Da Kafofin Watsa Labarai · 2 hours
Define the relationship between language and media.. Explore the use of Hausa in radio, television, and newspapers.. Understand the importance of media in community life..
- Week 6Module 2: Hausa in Radio Broadcasting
Unit 1: Hausa A Kafar Watsa Labarai Ta Rediyo I · 2 hours
Examine the use of Hausa in radio broadcasting in Nigeria from 1960 to 1990.. Identify radio stations that used Hausa as the language of communication.. Discuss the impact of Hausa in radio broadcasting during this period..
- Week 7Module 2: Hausa in Radio Broadcasting
Unit 2: Hausa A Kafar Watsa Labarai Ta Rediyo II · 2 hours
Examine the use of Hausa in radio broadcasting in Nigeria from 1991 to 2018.. Identify radio stations that used Hausa as the primary language.. Discuss the growth of Hausa in radio broadcasting during this period..
- Week 8Module 2: Hausa in Radio Broadcasting
Unit 3: Hausa A Kafar Watsa Labarai Ta Rediyo III · 2 hours
Explore the use of Hausa in international radio broadcasting.. Identify international radio stations that use Hausa as the language of communication.. Discuss the importance of Hausa in international broadcasting..
- Week 9Module 2: Hausa in Radio Broadcasting
Unit 4: Shirye-Shiryen Hausa A Gidajen Rediyo I · 2 hours
Identify Hausa programs in local radio stations in Nigeria.. Discuss the importance of using Daidaitacciyar Hausa in radio programs.. Understand the meaning of karin harshe and Daidaitacciyar Hausa..
- Week 10Module 2: Hausa in Radio Broadcasting
Unit 5: Shirye-Shiryen Hausa A Gidajen Rediyo II · 2 hours
Identify Hausa programs in international radio stations.. Discuss the importance of using Daidaitacciyar Hausa in international radio programs.. Analyze the unique programs in international radio stations..
- Week 11Module 3: Common Errors and Translation
Unit 1: Kurakuren Hausa A Gidajen Rediyo I · 2 hours
Identify common errors in Hausa usage in Nigerian radio stations.. Understand errors related to sound structure, word formation, sentence structure, meaning, and writing.. Learn how to correct these errors..
- Week 12Module 3: Common Errors and Translation
Unit 2: Kurakuren Hausa A Gidajen Rediyo II · 2 hours
Identify common errors in Hausa usage in international radio stations.. Understand errors related to sound structure, word formation, sentence structure, meaning, and writing.. Learn how to correct these errors..
- Week 13Module 3: Common Errors and Translation
Unit 3: Ma'anar Fassara da Muhimmancinta · 2 hours
Define translation and its importance.. Explore issues related to translation.. Analyze translation in Nigerian radio stations and identify common errors..
Unit 4: Fassara A Gidajen Rediyo II · 2 hours
Explore translation in international radio stations.. Identify common errors in translation.. Discuss the importance of accurate translation in media..
Preparing for the exam
- Review all tutor-marked assignments (TMAs) and their solutions to reinforce key concepts.
- Create a glossary of key terms and definitions from each unit to aid memorization.
- Practice translating sample texts from English to Hausa, focusing on accuracy and cultural appropriateness.
- Listen to Hausa radio programs and analyze the language used, identifying strengths and weaknesses.
- Focus on understanding the specific errors discussed in Units 1 and 2 of Module 3 and practice correcting them.
- Develop a strong understanding of Daidaitacciyar Hausa and its application in media contexts.
- Create concept maps linking key topics from each module to see the interconnectedness of the course material.
Questions students ask about this course
What is HAU108 about?
This course, HAU 108: Hausa and Media, is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the use of Hausa language in various media outlets, both local and international. It explores the role of Hausa as a communication tool in radio, television, and print media. The course covers topics such as translation from English to Hausa, analysis of Hausa programming, and identification of common errors in Hausa usage in media broadcasting. The course aims to equip students with the skills to effectively use Hausa in media contexts.
How many units does HAU108 have?
HAU108, 2014_Hau108, has 1 unit across 1 module, over 142 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is HAU108?
HAU108 carries 2 credit units, at 100 level in Arts.
Is HAU108 hard?
HAU108 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical, practical, case study and problem solving work, and it has a practical component.
How long does HAU108 take to study?
About 195 hours of study, spread across its 1 units.
How is HAU108 assessed?
HAU108 is assessed by Assignments, Tutor marked assessments and Final examination.
What do I need before starting HAU108?
Basic knowledge of Hausa language Familiarity with media concepts
What can I do with HAU108?
Broadcaster, Journalist, Translator, Media consultant and Communication specialist.