Forms, information for prospective student-athletes.
In order to successfully complete the linguistics minor, students must complete the major as officially described at this website. To assist students in this, the following table is provided. A copy should be printed and completed in consultation with the Director.
| Core Requirements (9 hours) | |||
| Course, Semester Offered and Prerequisites | SH | Semester Taken | Grade |
| Lin 100 - Introduction to Linguistics, Fall or Spring [none] |
3 | ||
| Lin 200 - Phonology, Phonetics & Morphology, Fall [Lin 100] |
3 | ||
| Lin 201 - Morphology, Syntax & Semantics, Spring [Lin 100] |
3 | ||
| Electives - Any 3 upper division courses from the Linguistics major (9 hours) | |||
| Course, Semester Offered and Prerequisites | SH | Semester Taken | Grade |
| Ant 344 - Language and Culture, Fall [Ant 100, Lin 100 or Soc 100] |
3 | ||
| Cog 376 - Computer Models of Language Representation and Processing, Fall [Cog 166 and Lin 100] |
3 | ||
| Cog 1661 - Introduction to Cognitive Science, Fall or Spring [none] |
3 | ||
| Eng 374 - History and Development of the English Language, Fall [ Eng 271 or Lin 100) |
3 | ||
| Lin 300 - Theories of Linguistics Analysis, Fall [Lin 200 and Lin 201] |
3 | ||
| Phl 313 - Philosophy of Language, Spring [3 hours in Philosophy or permission of the instructor] |
3 | ||
| Psy 310 - Psycholinguistics, Spring [Psy 100] |
3 | ||
| Psy 1001 - Introduction to Psychology, Fall or Spring [none] |
3 | ||
| Cas 4442 - Semiotics and the Study of Meaning, Spring [upper division standing, completion of all lower division requirements in the student's major] |
3 | ||
1 Cog 166 and Psy 100 may be taken either the freshman or sophomore year and must be taken before attempting any upper division coursework for this major.
2 Cas 444 is meant to be the final course taken in this major. While not a capstone course, per se, it will be most valuable after having had the various perspectives provided by the other cognate courses listed in the major.