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AMERIND/LINGUIS 371

Survey of North American Indian Languages

3 credits

Survey of North American Indian languages covering history, structure, and cultural domains

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Monica Macaulay

historical GPA · grades

Fall 2022–Spring 2026 · limited sample

ANTHRO/LINGUIS 301

Introduction to Linguistics: Descriptive and Theoretical

3 credits

Introduction to linguistics covering elementary theory and practical work in phonetics, phonology, morphology, and syntax.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

The workload is light enough that attending lectures is optional if you study the Canvas slides, though you must retain knowledge of linguistic processes.

Rebecca Shields Kayla Morey

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Spring 2022–Fall 2024 · limited sample

ENGL 713

Topics in Contemporary English Linguistics

3 credits

ENGL 713 is a graduate-level course focusing on the study of specific topics within contemporary English linguistics.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Historical reviews of Richard Young: The workload is high and reviewers suggest it should be shared more effectively among class members.

Eric Raimy

historical GPA · grades

Spring 2023–Fall 2025 · limited sample

LINGUIS 101

Human Language

3 credits

LINGUIS 101 introduces elementary theory and practical work in phonetics, phonology, morphology, and syntax with attention to formal grammar.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

The course requires weekly online quizzes and assignments, often tied to discussion attendance or worksheets. The final exam is significant, worth 40% of the grade, and success depends on attending lectures and completing the provided materials.

Rebecca Shields Calvin Kosmatka+2 more

historical GPA · grades

Spring 2022–Spring 2026

LINGUIS 322

Morphology

3 credits

LINGUIS 322 teaches morphological characteristics of world languages, theoretical approaches to morphology, and its interactions with syntax and phonology.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

The course is rated as easy with a difficulty of 2. Reviewers note that Henke provides plenty of practice material and clear testing criteria to help students succeed.