THE OPEN UNIVERSITY OF TANZANIA
THE OPEN UNIVERSITY OF TANZANIADEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND LITERARY STUDIESHEAD OF DEPARTMENT SPEECH ON ORIENTATION DAYDear students,First and foremost, let me on behalf of all academic and administrative members of staff ofthe Department of Linguistics and Literary Studies extend my warmest welcome to all ofyou, new and continuing students to the department for the 2020/2021 Academic Year.Sincerely, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you all new students foryour wise decision to choose our disciplines, and for being among very few who meriteduniversity studies. Bravo to you all!Once again, welcome to the Open University of Tanzania, specifically to our belovedDepartment of Linguistics and Literary Studies, which is under the Faculty of Arts andSocial Sciences (FASS). Our department is located in BLOCK C, Room No. CF 06 at theHead Office, Dar es Salaam. However, help with the admission process, registration and/oracademic advice, can be obtained from OUT Centres and coordination units which are inalmost all regions of Tanzania and of course in Kenya, Rwanda, Malawi and Namibia.I hope that this Orientation program will serve as an opportunity for you to gain essentialinformation about the programmes in the department and how they are run.1.1. Background:The department of Linguistics and Literary Studies (LLS) deals exclusively with languageoriented courses. It was established in 2007 by combining three formerly separatecoordination units of Kiswahili, Linguistics and Literature. As a consequent of this merger,the department has developed into being the largest in the faculty and operates under threesubsections, which are linguistics coordinated by Mr. Mosi Masatu, Literature which iscoordinated by Ms. Caroline Mugolozi, and Kiswahili undergraduate, coordinated by Mr.Emmanuel Msangi and Swahili postgraduate by Dr. Omari Maguo. Courses offered by ourdepartment and academic staff who instruct them and their phone numbers are givenhereunder to facilitate consultation and contact.S/No12CourseCodeCourse NameCourse InstructorPhone numberFRENCH COURSESFrench for BeginnersMr. Constantine Njalambaya 0624063931FR 1FR 2Intermediate LevelMr. Constantine Njalambaya 0624063931BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURELevel 1 Courses
1OLL 1312345OLL 132OLL 133OLL 134OLL 1356OLL 1367891011121314OLL 231OLL 232OLL 233OLL 234OLL 235OLL 236OLL 237OLL 238151617181920OLL 331OLL 332NOLL 333NOLL 334OLL 335NOLL 336N21 OLL 337S/NoCourseCode123OLT 131OLT 132OLT 1334OLT 13456OLT 135OLT 1367891011OLT 231OLT 232OLT 233OLT 234OLT 23512 OLT236Introduction to language andMs. Frida MbwafulinguisticsEnglish StructureMr. Lazaro CharlesIntroduction to Functional Grammar Ms. Frida MbwafuLanguage ContactMr. Mosi MasatuLanguage Acquisition TheoriesMs. Eliza KyaraHistory and Development of theMs. Frida MbwafuEnglish LanguageLevel 2 CoursesDiscourse AnalysisMr. Yusuph MwanguMorphologyMr. Masatu MosiIntroduction to SyntaxMr. Yusuph MwanguHistory and Comparative Linguistics Mr. Lazaro CharlesPhonetic and PhonologyDr. Dunlop OchiengApplied LinguisticsMr. Masatu MosiTranslation Theory and PracticeMs. Eliza KyaraLexicographyDr. Salma HamadLevel 3 CoursesContemporary Linguistic Theories Dr. Frank JuliusLanguage and GenderMs. Frida MbwafuSociolinguisticsDr. Zelda ElisifaResearch MethodologyDr. Zelda ElisifaSemantics and PragmaticsDr. Dunlop OchiengAdvanced English SyntaxMr. Yusuph MwanguResearch Project inMr. Lazaro 007542587000684053363076834019807177052592BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LITERATURECourse InstructorCourse NameLevel 1 CoursesLiterary Theory and CriticismMs. Caroline MugoloziStudies in African LiteraturesMr. Faustine D. JohnLanguage and LiteratureMr. Yohana MakejaCreative Writing for Fiction, Drama Mr. Boniface Kisikaand PoetryIntroduction to DramaMs. Caroline MugoloziAfrican Woman WritersMr. Faustine D. JohnLevel 2 CoursesLiterary StylisticsDr. Frank JuliusPoetryMr. Yohana MakejaFolklore and Oral LiteratureMr. Yohana MakejaResearch MethodologyDr. Zelda ElisifaRise of the NovelMr. Boniface KisikaContemporary Trends in AfricanMr. Faustine D. 10172075425870007561861180655386859
13 OLT 237Introduction to Film Studies14 OLT 331Comparative Literature15 OLT 33216 OLT 33317 OLT 33418 OLT 33519 OLT 33620 OLT 337S/No12345678910111213141516171819S/No1234Mr. Boniface KisikaMr. ConstantineNjalambayaLevel 3 CoursesAfrican American LiteratureMr. Boniface KisikaStudies in European LiteratureDr. Frank JuliusGender and LiteratureMs. Caroline MugoloziMr. ConstantineThe Short StoryNjalambayaResearch ProjectMs. Caroline MugoloziCreative Writing ProjectMs. Caroline 656223661062406393106562236610656223661BACHELOR OF ARTS IN KISWAHILI AND CREATIVE STUDIESCourseCourse InstructorCourse NameCodeLevel 1 CoursesIntroduction to language andMr. Bakari Kombo0777460351OSW 131linguisticsOSW 132History of Kiswahili and DialectDr. Nasra Habib0717029716Kiswahili Literature: Theories and Mr. Emmanuel Msangi 0714519226OSW 133CriticismOSW 134Theory and Practice of Translation Dr. Nasra Habibu0717029716Level 2 CoursesOSW 231Kiswahili Grammar and SyntaxDr. Nasra Habibu0717029716OSW 232Kiswahili Phonetics and Phonology Ms. Theresia Mbogo 0787928387OSW 233Kiswahili MorphologyMr. Bakari Kombo0777460351OSW 234Kiswahili Oral LiteratureMr. Emmanuel Msangi 0714519226OSW 235Research MethodsDr. Hadija Jilala0712569555OSW 236SemantikiaMr. Bakari Kombo0777460351OSW 237Creative Writing and Screen Writing Dr. Jacob Leopard0784418763OSW 238LexicographyDr. Salma Hamad0778701115OSW 239Comparative LiteratureMr. Emmanuel Msangi 0714519226Level 3 CoursesOSW 331Kiswahili NovelsDr. Mohamed Omary 0719017254OSW 332Kiswahili DramaDr. Mohamed Omary 071901725OSW 333Kiswahili PoetryDr. Mohamed Omary 071901725OSW 334Film CriticismDr. Salma Hamad0778701115OSW 335SociolinguisticsDr. Hadija Jilala0712569555OSW 337Literary Stylistics in KiswahiliDr. Hadija Jilala0712569555MA KISWAHILICourseCourse InstructorCourse NameCodeOSW 601 Classical & Modern PoetryDr. Mohamed Omary 071901725OSW 602 Kiswahili DramaDr. Mohamed Omary 071901725OSW 603 Kiswahili NovelDr. Mohamed Omary 071901725OSW 604 Theories of Literary CriticismDr. Salma Hamad
56789101112OSW 606OSW 608OSW 609OSW 610OSW 611OSW 613OSW 614OSW 616Oral LiteratureKiswahili PhonologyKiswahili MorphologyKiswahili SyntaxKiswahili SemanticsSociolinguisticsTranslation: Theory and PracticeResearch & MethodologyDr. Mohamed OmaryDr. Salma HamadMr. Bakari KomboDr. Nasra HabibDr. Hadija JilalaDr. Dunlop OchiengDr. Hadija JilalaDr. Zelda 569555068405336307125695550754258700Programmes offered: The department offers certificates, bachelor and postgraduateprograms as follows:1.2. Certificates Programmes1.2.1. Certificate in FrenchOur department also offers French certificate modules leading to an award of a certificateof French at different levels. These modules are divided into three levels as follows:French for Beginners, Intermediate Level and Advanced Level. A graduate of the programcan satisfactorily perform language tasks in accordance with the level acquired. Theselevels are chained up whereby the completion of one level qualifies one for an advancedlevel. The certificates in French will allow one to join the Open University of Tanzaniafoundation course. Each certificate level is offered for a duration of nine months.1.2.2. English Proficiency CertificateWe offer an online course known as English Proficiency Certificate Program (EPCP). Thecourse is designed specifically to help second and foreign English learners to improve theirproficiency in the language. In line with this view, the course strives to train its learners inthe four language basic skills: listening, speaking, writing, reading and writing.So far, the course is divided into nine major parts as hereunder:1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Parts of speechBeyond the simple sentenceVerb tenses & pronounsThree sentence levelFrom sentences to paragraphsFrom paragraph to essaysAcademic writingFurther, each of these seven major parts consists of several lectures on specific topics,some of which being: types of words, types of sentences, writing notes, writing essays,listening and comprehension, speaking, presenting, verb-subject agreement, tenses,punctuation, just to mention a few. For each of these lectures, we provide contentprompting our learners to listen, understand, speak, write, read and write English.Regarding the methods, we present our course through multimedia - texts, audio, stillimages, animation, video, and interactivity content forms. That is, we give on notes
(lectures), practices, quizzes and assignments or give hyperlinks to open notes, lessons,pictures and videos by other institutions or individuals.Our learners can learn independently individually or in groups. What is more, we have anonline forum where our learners can exchange views by fellow learners and or courseinstructors of the program. The instructors of the course can also interact with learnersthrough email and the forum. What is more, learners evaluate themselves and send theirresults of the assignments and quizzes to the course instructor who eventually gives themEnglish Proficiency Certificate upon determining that the requirement is met.The course enrols anybody with a basic level of English wishing to improve his or herproficiency in the language. One is only required to show the proof of payment of thecourse fee, which is currently 90,000/Tshs. and she or he becomes enrolled in the courseinstantly irrespective of where he or she is. The enrolment, in this case, means, permissionto access the course (a receipt of a user name and a password).1.3. Undergraduate ProgrammesAt the undergraduate level, the department has three programmes to cater to undergraduatestudents; which are: Bachelor of English Language and Linguistics (BA ELL)Bachelor of Kiswahili and Creative Studies (BA KISW)Bachelor of Arts in Literature (BALIT)The details of these programs can be obtained from our website.1.4. Postgraduate ProgrammesAt the postgraduate, level the department offers the following programmes.1.4.1. Masters ProgrammesThere are two broad categories of master programs that the department offers at the presenttime.1.4.1.1. Master of Arts by ThesisThis caters for candidates who wish to study postgraduate progamme under the distancemode. Under this category, the department offers the following programmes M.A. in LinguisticsM.A. in LiteratureM.A. in Kiswahili.1.4.1.2. Master of Arts by CourseworkUnder this category, the department offers M.A. Kiswahili. However, MA English andLinguistics is still undergoing the accreditation process and will be offered as soon as it isaccredited by the Tanzania Commission for Universities.
1.4.1.3. Assessment CriteriaStudents’ assessment in the Postgraduate the programmes is through course work andexaminations. Except for the dissertation, the students in each course are evaluated asfollows:Coursework: Total marks 50% One Timed Test . 20%One Term Paper .30%Examination . . 50%Total .100%The pass mark for each examinable course shall be 50%. A candidate who may not havecompleted course work shall not be allowed to proceed for research work.1.4.2. Doctor of Philosophy DegreesPhD degree programmes are available for all discipline specialities offered at the Masterslevel. These programmes are offered through distance education mode and can beaccomplished only by way of a thesis.1.5. TeachingThere will be course multimedia content on the online platform called Moodle. Thereinyou will find course outlines, notes, discussion forums, videos, PowerPoint presentations,review questions and references, just to mention a few. Your registration into Moodle willbe automatic upon registering with the university and paying fees. You need a user nameand a password to enter Moodle. You can get this password from ICT personal in regionalcentres all over the country, or you can request it by mail from ict.helpdesk@out.ac.tzThere will also be technology-mediated teaching through Zoom teleconferencing softwarestarting from 4th December 2020. There will be more orientation by other departments ofthe university on how this technology works.I lastly wish you all the best of luck and success in your study at the Open University ofTanzania, Karibu sana!Dr. Dunlop OchiengDepartment Head Linguistics and Literary StudiesPhone: 0684053363Email: dunlop.ochieng@out.ac.tz
14 OSW 331 Kiswahili Novels Dr. Mohamed Omary 0719017254 15 OSW 332 Kiswahili Drama Dr. Mohamed Omary 071901725 16 OSW 333 Kiswahili Poetry Dr. Mohamed Omary 071901725 17 OSW 334 Film Criticism Dr. Salma Hamad 0778701115 18 OSW 335 Sociolinguistics Dr. Hadija Jilala 0712569555
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