LING 601

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Linguistic Foundations: Sounds of Language

Linguistics College of Humanities

Course Description

Principles of phonetics and phonology emphasizing analytical procedures and applications to real world language problems.

When Taught

Fall

Min

3

Fixed/Max

3

Fixed

3

Fixed

0

Other Prerequisites

Ling 330 or ELang 223 or equivalent experience

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Scholarly Literature

Learning Outcome

Read and critique primary scholarly literature in phonetics and phonology.

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Gather Phonetic and Phonological Data

Learning Outcome

Use standard techniques to gather phonetic and phonological data through introspection, controlled elicitation, and field observation.

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Analyze Language Data

Learning Outcome

Analyze language data by applying your knowledge of standard methods of phonological analysis.

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Speech Analysis Software

Learning Outcome

Use speech analysis software to investigate the acoustics of spoken language.

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Articulatory Properties

Learning Outcome

Describe the articulatory properties of speech sounds of the world's languages

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Suprasegmental Features of Utterances

Learning Outcome

Recognize and represent suprasegmental features of utterances, including stress, pitch, and intonation.

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Use Transcription Systems to Represent Sounds

Learning Outcome

Use standard transcription systems such as the IPA to represent speech sounds from a variety of languages and show an awareness of the limitations of segmental transcription.