Linguistics Courses & Syllabi
Page Index:
- Ling Courses: Computational & NLP
- Ling Courses: Corpus Linguistics
- Ling Courses: Gender and Language
- Ling Courses: Intro to Linguistics
- Ling Courses: Language and the Law
- Ling Courses: Phonetics and Phonology
- Ling Courses: Anthropological Linguistics
- Ling Courses: Applied Linguistics
- Ling Courses: Historical Linguistics
- Ling Courses: Other
- Ling Courses: Pragmatics
- Ling Courses: Psycholinguistics
- Ling Courses: Semantics
- Ling Courses: Sociolinguistics
- Ling Courses: Syntax
- Ling Courses: Typology
·COSWL Syllabi on Language and Gender:
26 syllabi (ca 1993) of courses on Language and Gender, collected by COSWL.
·Downloadable Lecture Materials:
Downloadable PowerPoint Presentation Files for Linguistic Courses. Resources for students and lecturers who are interested in General Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Lexicography, etc.
·English 280: Introduction to the English Language:
Syllabus and introductory materials for a lower level course in English linguistics at the University of Maryland.
·Introduction to General Linguistics:
Syllabus and PowerPoint slides for undergraduate study on General Linguistics. The files include discussions on Phonetics, Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, and Semantics.
·Introduction to Linguistic Analysis:
Intro Ling (data analysis and technique only), University of Michigan.
·Introduction to Linguistics:
Introduction to Linguistics I and II: for foreign language teachers, Powerpoint presentations, classnotes, handouts and discussion blogs.
·Queen's University at Kingston, Introduction to French and general linguistics:
E-textbook. (FREN 215)
·Descriptive Phonetics:
Spring 1997, Course syllabi and course outline, phonetics and speech science, Prof. Eulenbuerg, Michigan State University.
·Downloadable Lecture Materials:
Downloadable PowerPoint Presentation Files for Linguistic Courses. Resources for students and lecturers who are interested in General Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Lexicography, etc.
·ENGL4073 - Theories of Second Language Acquisition:
An online 3 credit university course for teacher education in ESL from Inter American University of Puerto Rico.
·A World of Words:
Freshman Etymology Course (Latin, Greek, PIE, Hist of English, Word Meanings, etc.)
·A Course in I-Language:
Pdf slides organized by topic and/or chapter, with .tex files and graphics to enable easy adaptation to any classroom organization.
A file containing all data sets and tables from the book is also provided below for building slides from scratch.
·Field Methods:
Syllabus for a Field Methods course taught at LSA in 2005.
·Lexicology and Lexicography:
PowerPoint Files for undergraduate students who are interested in knowing more about etymology, english word formation, dictionary typologies, etc.
·Second Language Acquisition:
Undergraduate level online course in Second Language Acquisition
·Critical Semiotics:
A distance-learning course by Scott Simpkins, at the Cyber Semiotic Institute.
·Word Grammar for Graduate Students:
A brief tour round Word Grammar theory for the hard-pressed graduate student who is curious to know what alternative theories of language there are.
·Downloadable Lecture Materials:
Downloadable PowerPoint Presentation Files for Linguistic Courses. Resources for students and lecturers who are interested in General Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Lexicography, etc.
·Introduction to Sociolinguistics:
A syllabus of an introductory course on Sociolinguistics. Downloadable PowerPoint files on Dialects and Varieties, Diglossia, and Language Attitude.
·Knowledge of Language (Social Analysis 34):
Harvard's Introduction to Linguistics course for non-majors.
·Introduction to HPSG and LFG:
An introductory site with a summary, links and reccommended readings in LFG and HPSG. Best for students who are familiar with Chomskayn (EST/ GB/ Minimalism) approaches and are beguining to learn other frameworks. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
·TORTERAT-FREDERIC-PERSO:
Web site in french about formal linguistics and pedagogy.
·Word Grammar for Graduate Students:
A brief tour round Word Grammar theory for the hard-pressed graduate student who is curious to know what alternative theories of language there are.
·Languages of the World:
Syllabus & web resources for Doris Payne's undergraduate "Languages of the World" course
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