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Course No.Course NameDescription

INDV-101Introduction to Language

LING 104ABeginning Navajo

LING 104BBeginning Navajo

LING 195BLanguage In Life: It's What We Do

LING 199Independent StudyQualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work.

LING 201Introduction to Linguistics

LING 204AIntermediate Navajo

LING 204BIntermediate Navajo

LING 210American Indian Languages

LING 211Meaning in Language and Society

LING 299Independent StudyQualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work.

LING 299HHonors Independent Study

LING 300Introduction To Syntax

LING 303Gender and Language

LING 304Introduction to Japanese Language and Linguistics

LING 307AElementary O'Odham Language

LING 307BElementary O'odham Language

LING 310Linguistic Typology

LING 314Phonetics

LING 315Introduction to Phonology

LING 320Language and Social Issues

LING 322The Structure and Meaning of Words

LING 330Language and Society in the Middle East and South Asia

LING 341Language Development

LING 364Introduction to Formal Semantics

LING 376Introduction to the Philosophy of Language

LING 388Language and Computers

LING 392ADirected Research in Linguistics

LING 393ECongressional Staff Internship

LING 399Independent StudyQualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work.

LING 399HHonors Independent Study

LING 402Gender and Language in Japan

LING 403Foundations of Syntactic Theory I

LING 408Computational Techniques for Linguists

LING 410Foundations of Phonological Theory I

LING 411Introduction to Japanese Linguistics

LING 412Advanced Japanese Linguistics

LING 415Phonological Phonetics

LING 419Linguistic Structure of Modern Chinese

LING 420Linguistic Structure of Modern Chinese

LING 426Introduction to Arabic Linguistics

LING 432Psychology of Language

LING 436Japanese Sociolinguistics

LING 438Computational Linguistics

LING 441Language Acquisition

LING 445AStructure of Non-Western Language

LING 452Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics

LING 453Theory of Spanish Morphosyntax

LING 457Applied Linguistics

LING 461AFrench Linguistics

LING 462Linguistics and the Study of Literature

LING 463Philosophy of Language

LING 465Pragmatics

LING 467Topics in French Linguistics

LING 468Speech Perception

LING 476Language in Culture

LING 477Discourse and Text

LING 478Speech Technology

LING 480Historical Comparative Linguistics

LING 489Areal Survey of Native North American Languages

LING 492ADirected Research in Linguistics

LING 493Internship

LING 495ALinguistics

LING 496CTopics in Japanese Linguistics

LING 496FCognitive Psychology

LING 497BWorkshop in Linguistics

LING 498Senior Capstone

LING 498HHonors Thesis

LING 499Independent StudyQualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work.

LING 499HHonors Independent Study

LING 500LINGUISTICS FOR NONMAJOR

LING 501Formal Foundations of Linguistics

LING 502Gender and Language in Japan

LING 503Foundations of Syntactic Theory I

LING 504Advanced Syntactic Theory

LING 505Theories of Grammar

LING 507Statistical Analysis for Linguistics

LING 508Computational Techniques for Linguists

LING 510Foundations of Phonological Theory I

LING 511Introduction to Japanese Linguistics

LING 512Advanced Japanese Linguistics

LING 514Foundations of Phonological Theory II

LING 515Phonological Phonetics

LING 519Linguistic Structure of Modern Chinese

LING 520Linguistic Structure of Modern Chinese

LING 522Lexical Semantics

LING 523Phonetics and Phonology for Teachers of Japanese

LING 526Introduction to Arabic Linguistics

LING 532Psychology of Language

LING 535Morphology

LING 536Japanese Sociolinguistics

LING 538Computational Linguistics

LING 541Language Acquisition

LING 542Topics in Psycholinguistics

LING 543Advanced Language Development

LING 544Typology and Universals

LING 545AStructures of Non-Western Languages

LING 562Linguistics and the Study of Literature

LING 563Philosophy of Language

LING 564Formal Semantics

LING 565Pragmatics

LING 567Topics in French Linguistics

LING 568Speech Perception

LING 573Semiotics and Language

LING 576Language in Culture

LING 577Discourse and Text

LING 578Speech Technology

LING 580Historical Comparative Linguistics

LING 583Sociolinguistics

LING 589Areal Survey of Native North American Languages

LING 595ALinguistics

LING 595BCognitive Science Colloquium

LING 596CTopics in Japanese Linguistics

LING 596DTopics in Linguistics and Philosophy

LING 596FCognitive Psychology

LING 597ADescriptive Linguistics for Native American Languages

LING 597BWorkshop in Linguistics

LING 599Independent StudyQualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Graduate students doing independent work which cannot be classified as actual research will register for credit under course number 599, 699, or 799.

LING 600Current Issues in Linguistic Research

LING 696ASyntax and Semantics

LING 696BTopics in Phonological Theory

LING 696DCurrent Issues in Syntactic Theory

LING 696EMaster Seminar in Cognitive Science

LING 696FLinguistic Investigations and Applications

LING 696GTopics in Computational Linguistics

LING 696HTopics in Morphology

LING 697ALinguistic Theory

LING 699Independent StudyQualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Graduate students doing independent work which cannot be classified as actual research will register for credit under course number 599, 699, or 799.

LING 900Research

LING 910Thesis

LING 920Dissertation

LING 930Supplementary Registration

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