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American Sign Language
ASL 1111 - Beg Amer Sign Lang & Culture I : 4 Credits
Introduces basic signing skills of comprehension and communication. Emphasizes active use in communicative context as well as cultural analysis.
ASL 1112 - Beg Amer Sign Lang & Cult II : 4 Credits
Expands students' ability to communicate through introduction of more complex linguistic structures. Completes beginning level sequence. Prerequisite: Placement test, permission of the instructor or completion of ASL 1111.
ASL 1777 - Topics : 0 - 4 Credits
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ASL 2201 - Intermediate American Sign Language I : 4 Credits
This is the first semester of a two-semester sequence of Intermediate American Sign language study. Students continue to learn sentence structures and patterns and develop intermediate expressive communication. Focus is on expressive and receptive skills. Prerequisite: ASL 1112, placement exam or consent of instructor.
ASL 2202 - Intermediate ASL II : 4 Credits
This is the second semester sequence of Intermediate American Sign language study. Students continue to learn sentence structures and patterns and develop intermediate expressive communication. Focus is on expressive and receptive skills. Prerequisite: ASL 2201, placement exam or consent of instructor.
ASL 2777 - American Sign Language : 0 - 4 Credits
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ASL 3777 - Independent Study : 0 - 4 Credits
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ASL 4777 - American Sign Language V : 0 - 4 Credits
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ASL 4999 - Independent Study : 1 - 4 Credits
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