>indicates course will meet liberal education elective requirements for Bachelor Degrees

>LING 1100 cr-3
Introduction to Language Structure
Students will acquire a basic understanding of the structural properties of languages in general. They will learn how words and sentences are formed and how sounds are articulated and patterned. Students will analyze examples from a variety of languages and discuss applications of linguistic findings to language learning and teaching.
Transferable (refer to transfer guide)

>LING 1200 cr-3
Introduction to Language use
Students will study the meanings of words and sentences and the contextual effects on the interpretation of meaning. They will examine the historical changes of language, its neurological foundation and its interrelationship with various social factors. Students will also explore linguistic typology and universals, and first and second language acquisition.
Prerequisites: Ling 1100 or assessment interview with instructor.
Transferable (refer to transfer guide)