| Course No. | Course Name | Description |
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| LING 500 | LINGUISTICS FOR NONMAJOR | |
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| LING 501 | Formal Foundations of Linguistics
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| LING 502 | Gender and Language in Japan
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| LING 503 | Foundations of Syntactic Theory I
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| LING 504 | Advanced Syntactic Theory
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| LING 505 | Theories of Grammar
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| LING 507 | Statistical Analysis for Linguistics
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| LING 508 | Computational Techniques for Linguists
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| LING 510 | Foundations of Phonological Theory I
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| LING 511 | Introduction to Japanese Linguistics
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| LING 512 | Advanced Japanese Linguistics
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| LING 514 | Foundations of Phonological Theory II
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| LING 515 | Phonological Phonetics
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| LING 519 | Linguistic Structure of Modern Chinese
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| LING 520 | Linguistic Structure of Modern Chinese
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| LING 522 | Lexical Semantics
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| LING 523 | Phonetics and Phonology for Teachers of Japanese
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| LING 526 | Introduction to Arabic Linguistics
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| LING 532 | Psychology of Language
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| LING 535 | Morphology
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| LING 536 | Japanese Sociolinguistics
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| LING 538 | Computational Linguistics
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| LING 541 | Language Acquisition
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| LING 542 | Topics in Psycholinguistics
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| LING 543 | Advanced Language Development
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| LING 544 | Typology and Universals
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| LING 545A | Structures of Non-Western Languages
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| LING 562 | Linguistics and the Study of Literature
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| LING 563 | Philosophy of Language
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| LING 564 | Formal Semantics
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| LING 565 | Pragmatics
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| LING 567 | Topics in French Linguistics
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| LING 568 | Speech Perception
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| LING 573 | Semiotics and Language
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| LING 576 | Language in Culture
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| LING 577 | Discourse and Text
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| LING 578 | Speech Technology
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| LING 580 | Historical Comparative Linguistics
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| LING 583 | Sociolinguistics
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| LING 589 | Areal Survey of Native North American Languages
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| LING 595A | Linguistics
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| LING 595B | Cognitive Science Colloquium
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| LING 596C | Topics in Japanese Linguistics
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| LING 596D | Topics in Linguistics and Philosophy
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| LING 596F | Cognitive Psychology
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| LING 597A | Descriptive Linguistics for Native American Languages
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| LING 597B | Workshop in Linguistics
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| LING 599 | Independent Study | Qualified 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. |
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| LING 600 | Current Issues in Linguistic Research
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| LING 696A | Syntax and Semantics
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| LING 696B | Topics in Phonological Theory
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| LING 696D | Current Issues in Syntactic Theory
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| LING 696E | Master Seminar in Cognitive Science
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| LING 696F | Linguistic Investigations and Applications
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| LING 696G | Topics in Computational Linguistics
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| LING 696H | Topics in Morphology
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| LING 697A | Linguistic Theory
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| LING 699 | Independent Study | Qualified 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. |
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| LING 900 | Research
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| LING 910 | Thesis
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| LING 920 | Dissertation
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| LING 930 | Supplementary Registration
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