Course Credit: 4

This introductory course familiarizes students with elementary Persian and provides the foundation for further study. It covers the Persian alphabet, basic vocabulary, sentence formation, simple dialogues, and practical language use for communication.

Course Credit: 4

This elementary Persian course introduces beginners to the alphabet, basic vocabulary, and sentence structure, while developing their speaking, listening, and writing skills. Special emphasis is placed on Persian orthography, syntax, and primary grammar.

Course Credit: 4

This course introduces students to basic English language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. It aims to develop these four foundational skills by covering the basics of English grammar and teaching effective reading and writing strategies.

Course Credit: 4

From 1204 to 1838 CE, Persian was the official language of the Indian subcontinent, including Bengal. During this period, Bangla language developed under strong Persian influence, with many Persian words becoming part of its vocabulary. This course introduces students to the historical background of Persian's role in the region and its impact on Bangla grammar, syntax, and vocabulary.