ARMENIA 104A
Elementary Modern Eastern Armenian
Description: Lecture, five hours. Course 104A is recommended requisite to 104B, which is recommended requisite to 104C. Students with knowledge of Western Armenian should contact instructor to determine appropriate enrollment level. Designed for students with little or no prior knowledge of Eastern Armenian, official idiom of Republic of Armenia. Introduction to basics of grammar and conversation. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 5.0
Units: 5.0
Most Helpful Review
Fall 2024 - Professor Hovhannisyan was genuinely a great instructor. She was always patient, clear, and organized, which made the class feel manageable even for students with different levels of Armenian. She explained our homework during class and made sure we understood what was expected, and the workload was fair. The oral assignments and exams were explained well in advance, so there were no surprises. Class discussions were engaging, and she created an environment where people felt comfortable participating and asking questions. She paid attention to how everyone was doing and offered help when needed without making anyone feel singled out. Overall, I really appreciated her teaching style and the atmosphere she created. One of the better professors I’ve had at UCLA.
Fall 2024 - Professor Hovhannisyan was genuinely a great instructor. She was always patient, clear, and organized, which made the class feel manageable even for students with different levels of Armenian. She explained our homework during class and made sure we understood what was expected, and the workload was fair. The oral assignments and exams were explained well in advance, so there were no surprises. Class discussions were engaging, and she created an environment where people felt comfortable participating and asking questions. She paid attention to how everyone was doing and offered help when needed without making anyone feel singled out. Overall, I really appreciated her teaching style and the atmosphere she created. One of the better professors I’ve had at UCLA.
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Most Helpful Review
Fall 2020 - Professor Martirosyan was a very nice and engaging professor. He is very passionate about his work and studies and strives to spread his knowledge to his students. He teaches this language class with an emphasis on linguistics and syntax. The class is mainly taught in the Armenian language, but after a few students voiced concerns of not fully understanding prof Martirosyan he accommodated their requests. Overall he is a great professor and I would recommend this class to anyone who wants to advance their skill in the Armenian language.
Fall 2020 - Professor Martirosyan was a very nice and engaging professor. He is very passionate about his work and studies and strives to spread his knowledge to his students. He teaches this language class with an emphasis on linguistics and syntax. The class is mainly taught in the Armenian language, but after a few students voiced concerns of not fully understanding prof Martirosyan he accommodated their requests. Overall he is a great professor and I would recommend this class to anyone who wants to advance their skill in the Armenian language.