General Catalog 1990-1991
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Requirements for the Minor in Linguistics Five semester courses are required: 1.
LING 100a (ULIN 100a), LING 110a, LING 120b 2.
Any other two LING courses numbered 98 and above B.
Only one course at most will be accepted as simultaneously satisfying a student's concentration requirements and the requirements of the minor in Linguistics.
Students may petition the Linguistics and Cognitive Science concentration committee for changes in the above program (for instance. Anthropology majors may want... to substitute UANT 102a for LING 100a (ULIN 100a).
LING 8b (ENG 8b) Grammar Open to freshmen. Does not meet the concentration requirement in Linguistics.
A nontechnical introduction to the structure of English words and sentences. Classical roots of English vocabulary: word analysis, base forms and rules of allomorphy. Basic concepts of grammar: categories (noun, adjective, adverb, etc.), functions (subject, object, modifier, etc.), phrases and clauses of various types. The course is designed to build vocabulary and to make sense of grammatical descriptions of the traditional kind.
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Requirements for the Minor in Linguistics Five semester courses are required: 1.
LING 100a (ULIN 100a), LING 110a, LING 120b 2.
Any other two LING courses numbered 98 and above B.
Only one course at most will be accepted as simultaneously satisfying a student's concentration requirements and the requirements of the minor in Linguistics.
Students may petition the Linguistics and Cognitive Science concentration committee for changes in the above program (for instance. Anthropology majors may want... to substitute UANT 102a for LING 100a (ULIN 100a).
LING 8b (ENG 8b) Grammar Open to freshmen. Does not meet the concentration requirement in Linguistics.
A nontechnical introduction to the structure of English words and sentences. Classical roots of English vocabulary: word analysis, base forms and rules of allomorphy. Basic concepts of grammar: categories (noun, adjective, adverb, etc.), functions (subject, object, modifier, etc.), phrases and clauses of various types. The course is designed to build vocabulary and to make sense of grammatical descriptions of the traditional kind.
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