LING 1800 – 1825 Special Topics in Linguistics 6 credit hours Course content varies from year to year.
LING 1826 – 1849 Special Topics in Linguistics 3 credit hours Course content varies from year to year.
LING 2800 – 2825 Special Topics in Linguistics 6 credit hours Course content varies from year to year.
LING 2826 – 2849 Special Topics in Linguistics 3 credit hours Course content varies from year to year.
LING 3800 - 3825 Special Topics in Linguistics 6 credit hours Prerequisite: LING 1200 and six (6) credit hours in LING These courses allow students to study a special topic at an advanced level. Such topics will either (a) not be covered by other LING courses or (b) handle the subject matter in alternative models. Seminar: 3 hrs. a week.
LING 3826 - 3849 Special Topics in Linguistics 3 credit hours Prerequisite: LING 1200 and six (6) credit hours in LING These courses allow students to study a special topic at an advanced level. Such topics will either (a) not be covered by other LING courses or (b) handle the subject matter in alternative models. Seminar: 3 hrs. a week.
LING 4420- 4424 Topics in Linguistic Theory 3 credit hours Prerequisite: LING 1200 and twelve (12) credit hours in LING This course will examine concepts and trends in the development of linguistic theory. Perspectives may include (a) particular areas of enquiry, such as language diversity, pragmatics, neurolinguistics, etc., and how they have informed linguistic theory; (b) schools of linguistics from Saussure to the present; and (c) specific theoretical approaches such as Functionalism, Minimalism, or Optimality Theory.
LING 4510-4520 Topics in Applied Linguistics 3 credit hours Prerequisite: At least eighteen (18) credit hours in LING, a second language, or psychology This course will examine topics in applied linguistics. The course may focus on linguistic approaches to literacy, first or second language acquisition, bilingualism, or a similar topic. The goal of the course is to develop knowledge of primary literature addressing linguistic contributions to the area under focus, but also to develop skills in problem based interdisciplinary thinking, research and collaboration.
LING 4800 – 4825 Special Topics in Linguistics 3 credit hours Prerequisite: LING 1200 and twelve (12) credit hours in LING These courses allow students to study a special topic at an advanced level. Such topics will either (a) not be covered by other LING courses or (b) handle the subject matter in alternative models.
LING 4826 – 4849 Special Topics in Linguistics 3 credit hours Prerequisite: LING 1200 and twelve (12) credit hours in LING These courses allow students to study a special topic at an advanced level. Such topics will either (a) not be covered by other LING courses or (b) handle the subject matter in alternative models.
LING 4876 – 4899 Directed Readings in Linguistics 3 credit hours These courses provide the opportunity to study a particular subject(s) in detail. They are designed to examine at an advanced level topics not covered in other linguistics courses or in courses cross-listed as linguistics courses, or to allow for a different approach to the study of topics already covered in other courses.
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