INTR24403 — (was 2344) Comparative Linguistics: ASL and English

Add to Bookmarks Three credit hours. Was INTR 2344. Introduces students to the basic concepts of linguistics: phonology, morphology, syntax, and language use. Students will compare and contrast the fundamental linguistic structures of American Sign Language and English and learn to think critically about languages and language use.

Prerequisites: INTR22003, INTR23003

Part of

• American Sign Language Studies, A.S.
• Interpretation: ASL/English, B.A.
• Sign Language Studies Minor

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