LING 425: Linguistics Tutoring and Class Support

Linguistics · 2 credits

Students collaborate with a faculty member to gain knowledge of pedagogical practices. Tasks may include leading group discussions, working with students individually, or presenting on topics of interest, under the guidance of faculty. Repeatable up to a maximum of 4 credits, including original course. Does not count towards major requirements. S/U grading.

Not offered in the listed terms.

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Prerequisites

LING 310 (minimum grade B) and LING 311 (minimum grade B) and LING 321 (minimum grade B) and LING 331 (minimum grade B)

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Each course's own prerequisites, down to the first courses in the chain.

LING 310 Introduction to Linguistic Analysis
requires ANTH 247 or LING 201 or HNRS 217
- ANTH 247 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
- LING 201 Introduction to Language and Linguistics
- HNRS 217 Colloquium in Linguistics
LING 311 Phonetics
requires LING 305 or LING 310
- LING 305 Experimental Methods in Language Sciences
  requires LING 201 or HNRS 217 or ANTH 247
  - LING 201 Introduction to Language and Linguistics (shown above)
  - HNRS 217 Colloquium in Linguistics (shown above)
  - ANTH 247 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology (shown above)
- LING 310 Introduction to Linguistic Analysis (shown above)
LING 321 Syntax
requires LING 310
- LING 310 Introduction to Linguistic Analysis (shown above)
LING 331 Semantics and Pragmatics
requires LING 310
- LING 310 Introduction to Linguistic Analysis (shown above)

From Banner's catalog for Spring 2027. Banner lists only the requisites it enforces, so check the catalog entry too.

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