Sadarwa A Harshen Hausa (Hausa Language and Communication)
- Arts
- 100 level
- 2 credit units
- 90 pages
- 1 units
This course introduces students to the study of Hausa language and communication, exploring both traditional and modern methods. It provides a comprehensive overview of communication practices within Hausa society, covering verbal and non-verbal communication, including body language and symbols. The course examines the evolution of Hausa communication from traditional times to the present day. It is structured into modules, each containing various topics related to Hausa communication, with assessment questions at the end of each unit to aid comprehension.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Study hours
- 150 hours
- Maths
- None
- Content
- Theoretical, case study
- Practical work
- No
- Assignments
- Tutor marked assessments
- Final examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of HAU113, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
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What you should be able to do
- Understand the historical development of the Hausa language.
- Identify and describe traditional methods of communication in Hausa society.
- Analyze the role of body language and symbols in Hausa communication.
- Compare and contrast traditional and modern communication methods.
- Apply knowledge of Hausa communication to real-world scenarios.
What it prepares you for
- Translator
- Interpreter
- Cultural Liaison
- Journalist
- Broadcaster
- Media
- Education
- Government
- International Relations
- Cultural Preservation
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- Module 2: Hanyoyin Sadarwar Hausa Ta Gargajiya I (Traditional Hausa Communication Methods I)
Unit 2: Sadarwa ta zane-zane (Communication through Drawings)
Understanding the subtle nuances and cultural context behind different artistic symbols requires deep cultural knowledge.
- Module 3: Sadarwa Gargajiya Ta Sassan Jiki (Traditional Communication Through Body Parts)
Unit 5: Hanyar Sadarwa Ta Haɗaka (Combined Communication Methods)
Accurately interpreting the intent behind combined gestures requires understanding of social dynamics and non-verbal cues.
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 26 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1Module 1: Harshen Hausawa (The Hausa Language)
Unit 1: Ma'anar Harshe (Meaning of Language) · 2 hours
Read the introduction to understand the importance of language in communication.. Define 'harshe' and explain its significance in human interaction.. Discuss the relationship between language and community..
- Week 2Module 1: Harshen Hausawa (The Hausa Language)
Unit 2: Hausa Da Hausawa (Hausa and Hausa People) · 2 hours
Explore the historical context of Hausa and Hausawa.. Examine the cultural identity associated with the Hausa language.. Identify neighboring communities and their interactions with Hausawa..
- Week 3Module 1: Harshen Hausawa (The Hausa Language)
Unit 3: Bunƙasar Harshen Hausa (Development of Hausa Language) · 2 hours
Trace the development of the Hausa language over time.. Discuss the factors contributing to its growth and evolution.. Analyze the impact of external influences on the Hausa language..
- Week 4Module 1: Harshen Hausawa (The Hausa Language)
Unit 4: Yaɗuwar Harshen Hausa (Spread of Hausa Language) · 2 hours
Investigate the geographical spread of the Hausa language.. Identify the reasons for its expansion into different regions.. Discuss the role of trade, migration, and cultural exchange in its spread..
- Week 5Module 2: Hanyoyin Sadarwar Hausa Ta Gargajiya I (Traditional Hausa Communication Methods I)
Unit 1: Ma'anar sadarwa da irenta (Meaning of Communication and its Types) · 2 hours
Define communication and its various forms.. Differentiate between traditional and modern communication methods.. Identify the key elements of effective communication..
- Week 6Module 2: Hanyoyin Sadarwar Hausa Ta Gargajiya I (Traditional Hausa Communication Methods I)
Unit 2: Sadarwa ta zane-zane (Communication through Drawings) · 2 hours
Explore the use of visual arts in Hausa communication.. Analyze the meanings conveyed through different symbols and designs.. Discuss the cultural significance of artistic expression in communication..
- Week 7Module 2: Hanyoyin Sadarwar Hausa Ta Gargajiya I (Traditional Hausa Communication Methods I)
Unit 3: Sadarwa ta kayan kiɗa (Communication through Musical Instruments) · 2 hours
Investigate the role of musical instruments in Hausa communication.. Identify the messages conveyed through different musical rhythms and melodies.. Discuss the cultural context of music in communication..
- Week 8Module 2: Hanyoyin Sadarwar Hausa Ta Gargajiya I (Traditional Hausa Communication Methods I)
Unit 4: Sadarwa ta amfani da sauti (Communication using Sound) · 2 hours
Explore the use of sounds in Hausa communication.. Analyze the meanings conveyed through different vocal cues and tones.. Discuss the cultural nuances of sound-based communication..
- Week 9Module 3: Sadarwa Gargajiya Ta Sassan Jiki (Traditional Communication Through Body Parts)
Unit 1: Sadarwa ta kai (Communication through the Head) · 2 hours
Explore communication through head movements.. Interpret meanings of nodding, shaking, and tilting the head.. Understand cultural context of head gestures..
- Week 10Module 3: Sadarwa Gargajiya Ta Sassan Jiki (Traditional Communication Through Body Parts)
Unit 2: Sadarwa ta baki (Communication through the Mouth) · 2 hours
Explore communication through mouth gestures.. Interpret meanings of lip movements and facial expressions.. Understand cultural context of mouth gestures..
- Week 11Module 3: Sadarwa Gargajiya Ta Sassan Jiki (Traditional Communication Through Body Parts)
Unit 3: Sadarwa ta hannu (Communication through the Hand) · 2 hours
Explore communication through hand gestures.. Interpret meanings of hand movements and signals.. Understand cultural context of hand gestures..
- Week 12Module 3: Sadarwa Gargajiya Ta Sassan Jiki (Traditional Communication Through Body Parts)
Unit 4: Sadarwa ta ido (Communication through the Eye) · 2 hours
Explore communication through eye movements.. Interpret meanings of eye contact and gaze.. Understand cultural context of eye gestures..
- Week 13Module 3: Sadarwa Gargajiya Ta Sassan Jiki (Traditional Communication Through Body Parts)
Unit 5: Hanyar Sadarwa Ta Haɗaka (Combined Communication Methods) · 2 hours
Explore combined body part communication.. Interpret meanings of combined gestures.. Understand cultural context of combined gestures..
Preparing for the exam
- Create flashcards for key vocabulary and concepts from each unit.
- Practice interpreting Hausa idioms and expressions in different contexts.
- Review examples of traditional communication methods and their cultural significance.
- Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of traditional and modern communication.
- Focus on understanding the nuances of body language and non-verbal cues in Hausa culture.
Questions students ask about this course
What is HAU113 about?
This course introduces students to the study of Hausa language and communication, exploring both traditional and modern methods. It provides a comprehensive overview of communication practices within Hausa society, covering verbal and non-verbal communication, including body language and symbols. The course examines the evolution of Hausa communication from traditional times to the present day. It is structured into modules, each containing various topics related to Hausa communication, with assessment questions at the end of each unit to aid comprehension.
How many units does HAU113 have?
HAU113, Sadarwa A Harshen Hausa (Hausa Language and Communication), has 1 unit across 1 module, over 90 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is HAU113?
HAU113 carries 2 credit units, at 100 level in Arts.
Is HAU113 hard?
HAU113 is rated beginner level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and case study work.
How long does HAU113 take to study?
About 150 hours of study, spread across its 1 units.
How is HAU113 assessed?
HAU113 is assessed by assignments, tutor marked assessments and final examination.
What can I do with HAU113?
Translator, Interpreter, Cultural Liaison, Journalist and Broadcaster.