2010-2011 UF Graduate Catalog (PDF Format) - Graduate School ...

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ratree@ufl.edu, or by mail addressed to Linguistics, P.O. Box
115454, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611.
As part of its service to the University community, Linguistics also
offers programs for international applicants and admitted students.
These programs, the English Language Institute (ELI), Academic
Written English (AWE), and Academic Spoken English (ASE), are
described in the General Information section of this catalog. This
information, along with links to the application form, are available at
http://web.lin.ufl.edu.
LIN 6226: Advanced Phonetics (3) Prereq: LIN 4205 or LIN 6208
or SPA 3011. Exposes students to advanced issues in linguistic
phonetics, and to experimental phonetic methods and designs.
LIN 6707: Psycholinguistics (3) Explores basic issues in
psycholinguistic research, including language production,
comprehension, acquisition, and development.
LIN 6708C: Methods in Psycholinguistics (3) Prereq: LIN 6702;
STA 2023 or consent of instructor. Hands-on experience designing
and conducting psycholinguistic experiments and analyzing
experimental data.
LIN 6741: Applied English Grammar (3) Survey of English
grammar based on the principles of second language acquisition and
social interaction, with implications for teachers.
LIN 6773: Topics in Computational Linguistics (3) Prereq:
consent of instructor. Overview of the field of natural language
processing and computational linguistics.
LIN 6796: Cognitive Neuroscience of Language(3) Overview
and critical evaluation of brain imaging techniques and issues in
language and brain research, covering speech perception, word
recognition, reading syntax, discourse processing, production,
language acquisition, and bilingualism.
LIN 6856: Semantics II(3) Prereq: LIN 6804 Introduction to
doing formal semantics for linguists, based on the theory of Richard
Montague and theories developed within his approach.
TSL 6171: TESL I: Materials and Techniques (3) Theories of
TESL teaching methods and materials. Instruction in classroom
materials. Observation of ESL classroom procedures.
TSL 6172: TESL II: Materials for Special Purposes(3) Prereq:
TSL 6171. Continuation of TSL 6171. Instruction in designing
courses and programs in ESL. Each student will be required to
develop a sample ESL course.
Applied Linguistics
LIN 5657: Gender and Language (3) Prereq: LIN 3010. Language
in the construction of cultural, sex, and gender roles within a
culture. A focal point is the grammaticalization of gender in
languages of the world including non-Indo-European languages, and
of the interactions of these grammatical structure with gender
stereotypes. Consequences for linguistic science.