Linguistics Minor (18 hours)
The Linguistics Minor consists of 18 credit hours, divided into 12 core hours and 6 elective hours. Only one course can be counted as credit for both the student’s major and minor; any course counted toward both must first be approved by the program coordinator.
Core Curriculum (12 hours)
The following courses are required of all students pursuing a Linguistics Minor:
_____ 3 hours ENG 341 Introduction to Linguistics
_____ 3 hours ENG 440* Advanced Linguistic Theory
Choose one course from the following:
_____ 3 hours
ENG 342 History of the English Language
ENG 344 Structures of English
ENG 439 Advanced Grammar
Choose one course from the following:
_____ 3 hours
ENG 438 Forensic Linguistics
ENG 442* Topics in Linguistics
Electives (6 hours)
Choose any two courses from the following list of electives.
_____ 3 hours
_____ 3 hours
ENG 342 History of the English Language
ENG 344 Structures of English
ENG 438 Forensic Linguistics
ENG 439 Advanced Grammar
ENG 440* Advanced Linguistic Theory
ENG 442* Topics in Linguistics
ANT 231 Cultural Anthropology
COM 270 Non-verbal Communication
COM 435 Intercultural Communication
COM 436 Psychology of Speech Communication
FRE 303 Advanced Grammar and Composition
GRK 495 Independent Study in Classical Greek
LAT 495 Independent Study in Latin
PHI 163 Introduction to Logic
PSY 360 Cognitive Psychology
SPA 303 Advanced Grammar and Composition
SPA 310 Spanish Phonetics
SPA 420 Applied Spanish Linguistics
SPA 430 History of the Spanish Language
SPA 433 Special Studies in Language and Applied Linguistics (when topic is appropriate)
SPH 130 Introduction to Speech Language Pathology
SPH 210 Phonetics
SPH 230 Speech Disorders (Prereq: SPH 130, 210)
SPH 233 Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism (Prereq: SPH 130, 210)
SPH 250 Normal Speech and Language Development (Prereq: SPH 130, 210)
SPH 480 Neurological Bases of Communication (Prereq: SPH 233)
Any course not on the above lists must be approved by the program coordinator first.
*Repeatable up to 9 hours with rotating topic.