Graduate Schedule of Classes for Fall 2008
Language and Linguistics
Language and Linguistics
Continuation Class Please refer to the University Bulletin for specific details regarding registration. Students who should register for CONT 500a Full-time Graduate Research should use sage class # 4929; students who should register for CONT 450a Part-time Graduate Research should use sage class# 5842.
| Class # | Course # | Status | Course Title | Meeting Time(s) | Instructor(s) |
| 4206 | LING 100A sec. 1 | Open | Introduction to Linguistics [ ss ] See Course Catalog for Special Notes |
Block E - M,W,Th 12:10 PM - 01:00 PM | Malamud,Sophia |
| 4207 | LING 125B sec. 1 | Open | Universal Grammar [ ss ] See Course Catalog for pre-requisites. |
Block L - M,W 03:40 PM - 05:00 PM | Goldberg,Lotus |
| 5125 | LING 130A sec. 1 | Open | Formal Semantics: Truth, Meaning, and Language [ hum ss ] See Course Catalog for pre-requisites. See Course Catalog for Special Notes |
Block D - M,W,Th 11:10 AM - 12:00 PM | Malamud,Sophia |
| 6404 | LING 160B sec. 1 | Open | Mathematical Methods in Linguistics [ sn ] |
Block K - M,W 02:10 PM - 03:30 PM | Loper,Edward |
| 6359 | LING 190B sec. 1 | Open | Topics in Cognitive Science: Corpus Methods for Linguists [ ss ] Prerequisites: Ling 100a or COSI 11a or permission of the instructors. May be repeated with permission of the instructors. Topic for fall 2008: Corpus Methods for Linguists. Advances in technology have opened up new ways for linguists to collect and analyze linguistic data. Using computers, extremely large bodies of text ("corpora") can be collected and analyzed at a level of detail out of reach to previous generations. For both linguists and computer scientists, the development of the World Wide Web and other natural language resources have heightened the importance of techniques for dealing with very large texts. This course introduces the skills necessary for computer-aided text manipulation, through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises. The course is aimed at both linguistics and computer science students, combining techniques and analytical skills from both disciplines. |
(Corpus Methods for Linguists) Block F - M,W,Th 01:10 PM - 02:00 PM | Goldberg,Lotus Sauri Colomer,Roser |
| Elective Course in Language and Linguistics | |||||
| 3592 | COSI 101A sec. 1 | Open | Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence [ sn ] See Course Catalog for pre-requisites. See Course Catalog for Special Notes |
Block N - T,F 01:40 PM - 03:00 PM | Pollack,Jordan |