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Arabic to English translations [PRO] Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs / CVs | |||||||
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5 | ISL 104 or SLM 104 |
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4 | Islam 104 |
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Islam 104 Explanation: It could possibly mean "Islam" because the entire syllabus is Islamic oriented. http://faculty.ksu.edu.sa/25093/Pages/سلم 101.aspx |
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ISL 104 or SLM 104 Explanation: in a syllabus, when you want to name the course code you mention only three (or,sometimes, four) characters that represent the program number. E.g: ECE 405 = Electrical and Computer Engineering , 405 HIS 107 = History , 107 ENG 789 = English Literature , 789 etc... So, here, either use ISL (ISLAM) or if you want SLM = سلم |
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