When Courses are Offered

Every Fall semester:

101. Language in Hawai‘i and the Pacific.
3 Credits

102. Introduction to the Study of Language.
3 Credits

320. General Linguistics.
3 Credits

410. Articulatory Phonetics.
3 Credits

414. Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology.
3 Credits

422. Introduction to Grammatical Analysis.
3 Credits

423. Cognitive Linguistics: Animal Communication.
3 Credits

441. Meaning.
3 Credits

615. The Nature of Language.
3 Credits

621. Phonology.
3 Credits

640G. Cognitive Lingustics.
3 Credits

645. Comparative Method.
3 Credits

670. Developmental Linguistics.
3 Credits

750F. Seminar: Phonetics and Phonology.
3 Credits

750G. Seminar: General.
3 Credits

750X. Seminar: Syntax.
3 Credits

750Y. Seminar: Psycholinguistics.
3 Credits

Every Spring semester:

101. Language in Hawai‘i and the Pacific.
3 Credits

102. Introduction to the Study of Language.
3 Credits

320. General Linguistics.
3 Credits

410. Articulatory Phonetics.
3 Credits

412. Psycholinguistics.
3 Credits

420. Morphology.
3 Credits

421. Introduction to Phonological Analysis.
3 Credits

431. Computational Modeling.
3 Credits

470. Children's Speech.
3 Credits

611. Acoustic Phonetics.
3 Credits

622. Grammar.
3 Credits

630. Field Methods.
3 Credits

631. Language Data Processing.
3 Credits

640F. Topics in Phonology
3 Credits

640Y. Psycholinguistics
3 Credits

750F. Phonology Seminar.
3 Credits

750G. General Seminar.
3 Credits

750Q. Acquisition Seminar.
3 Credits

750X. Syntax Seminar.
3 Credits

Every year (semester varies):

345. Polynesian Language Family.
3 Credits

640X. Syntax.
3 Credits

Alternate years (semester varies):

640G. Professional Issues in Linguistics.
3 Credits

650. Advanced Linguistic Analysis.
3 Credits

651. Advanced Lingusitic Analysis.
3 Credits

661. Proto-Austronesian.
3 Credits