Languages and Cultures (LANG)

LANG 100 Elementary Language Study 1.0-6.0 SH [  ]

An introductory-level course to one of the world languages. Languages recently taught include Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Esperanto, Greek, and Hindi. May be repeated in any combination of languages up to a maximum total of six semester hours, with no more than a total of three semester hours in any single language. May not count toward any language major.

LANG 335 Introduction to Linguistics 2.0-3.0 SH [  ]

This course provides an introduction to linguistics, or the science of language. This discipline includes phonology, morphology, and syntax as well as semantics or the study of meaning. Students learn about different schools of linguistics and how this science can be applied to the understanding and teaching of languages.
Class Level Restriction: Junior and Senior only.

LANG 400 Advanced Project 3.0 SH [  ]

Students complete an advanced project. The content of the project will be determined with the student’s advisor to reflect the language and nature of the project. This course is the culmination of all students majoring in dual language.
Prerequisite: FREN 315 or SPAN 315.
Class Level Restriction: Sophomore and Junior and Senior only.
Field of Study Restrictions: Dual Language Majors only.

LANG 450 Capstone Proposal 1.0-3.0 SH [  ]

This course prepares students for their capstones. Students research possible topics and write a formal proposal for their capstones. The course also provides students with an understanding of the methodological and theoretical tools used in the study of language and literature. Usually taken the semester preceding the capstone.
Prerequisite: FREN 315 or SPAN 315 is required. FREN 240 or SPAN 240 is strongly recommended.
Class Level Restriction: Junior and Senior only.
Field of Study Restrictions: French, Spanish Majors only.