Linguistic Studies 2011-12 Courses
(Subject to change)
The following courses count towards the Linguistic Studies Concentration. Students may count other courses by special contract. Please check with course instructors before you register. For more information, contact Rika Ito at ito@stolaf.edu (ext. 3637).
Summer 2011
Education 347, Methods of Teaching ESL
Education 348, ESL Assessment
Psychology 341, Infant Development
Fall 2011
Asian Studies 240, Talking in Japan and U.S.
Computer Science 121, Principles of Computer Science
Computer Science 276, Programming Languages
Computer Science 333, Theory of Computation
Education 245, Teaching and Learning Englis Grammar
Education 246, Issues in Education: English Language Learners
Education 353, Teaching of World Languages
English 250, English Language and Linguistics
Greek 231, Intermediate Greek
Latin 231, Intermediate Latin
Psychology 341, Infant Development
Spanish 276, Spanish as a First and Second Language
Interim 2012
Education 347, Methods of Teaching ESL
Psychology 222, The Psychology of Hearing
Spanish 274, Contemporary Issues
Spring 2012
Computer Science 121, Principles of Computer Science
Computer Science 276, Programming Languages
Computer Science 333, Theory of Computation
Education 245, Teaching of Grammar
Education 345, Teaching of Communication Arts/Literature
Education 348, Assessment
of English Language Learners
Greek 253, New Testament
Latin 235, Medieval Latin
Philosophy 240, Formal Logic and Philosophy
Psychology 237, Cognition, Learning and Memory
Spanish 276, Spanish as a First and Second Language
