| Course |
Description |
| Sign Language 1A |
Introduction to American Sign Language covers beginning
sign skills, ASL history, vocabulary, grammar and deaf culture. |
| Sign Language 1B |
Intermediate American Sign Language covers intermediate
sign skills, ASL vocabulary, grammar, conversation strategies and deaf
culture. |
Sign Language
2A & 2B |
Advanced American Sign Language will enable students to
become fluent in their conversational skills. |
| Sign Language 15 |
Deaf Culture a cultural overview of the American Deaf
community and its language. |
| Sign Language 20 |
Careers in Sign Language introduces students to possible
careers choices they can persue with ASL. |
| Sign Language 21 |
Introduction to Interpreting. This course introduces students
to sign language interpreting |
| Sign Language 22 |
Interpreting: English to ASL gets students skills to interpret
clearly with ASL as the target language. |
| Sign Language 23 |
Introduction ASL to English |
Sign Language 98
Directed Studies |
Individual or small groups of students who would benefit
from independent studies or projects either on campus or at Deaf sites. |
Sign Language 200
Supervised Skills Lab |
Required of all sign language students (click to see video
tapes in Language Lab and Library) |
