UCU eLearning Platform

This course is designed by the Faculty of Science and Technology to equip all university students with the basic knowledge and skills in computing. It seeks to demystify computers and their use through lectures and practical lab sessions.

It introduces students to the basic concepts of Information Technology, the use of the Internet and office applications like a word processor and spreadsheets.

The course is spread over a period of 14 weeks which is the order this Student Workbook follows. You are required to follow through each week and attempt exercises at the end of each week.

This course is designed by the Faculty of Science and Technology to equip all university students with the basic knowledge and skills in computing. It seeks to demystify computers and their use through lectures and practical lab sessions.

It introduces students to the basic concepts of Information Technology, the use of the Internet and office applications like a word processor and spreadsheets.

The course is spread over a period of 14 weeks which is the order this Student Workbook follows. You are required to follow through each week and attempt exercises at the end of each week.

This is a continuation of biblical Greek studied last semester.

Strictly, a student who has not learnt Greek one is not supposed to enroll in this course unit.

The main focus of this course unit is on:

1. Declension

2. Verbs

3. Short Bible verses translation

This course unit is the basic Old Testament Hebrew, it is the beginning of Hebrew language therefore students are required to be attentive on:

1. Hebrew alphabet in writing and pronunciation

2. Vocabulary

3. Noun structure 

This course unit is the basic Old Testament Hebrew, it is the beginning of Hebrew language therefore students are required to be attentive on:

1. Hebrew alphabet in writing and pronunciation

2. Vocabulary

3. Noun structure 

Great Literature reflects and interprets universal human experience, and this course will examine the Bible specifically from a literary perspective. This course will introduce students to the literary qualities of the Bible. Students will be encouraged to appreciate and analyze the poetic and narrative qualities of some Biblical texts.  It will examine how universal stories, themes, metaphors and characterizations surface in the Bible and explore the many literary forms and genres that are in it: poetry, narratives, epistles, proverbs, parables, satire, and visionary writing. The course is designed as an eclectic critical approach to the bible.