Introduction to Linguistics ANG 301

What are the three central areas of linguistics covered in this course?

Who are the instructors of the Introduction to Linguistics course?

What is one of the aims of this course?

Students are required to miss no more than 2 sessions to maximize learning outcomes.

How many components are major topic areas in the final exam?

What is required for the final exam for this course?

What should students do to register for the final exam?

Introduction to Linguistics

PD Dr.Dieter Thoma and Dr.Pernelle Lorette are the course instructors for the Introduction to Linguistics
The course is titled ANG 301 and takes place in the HWS 2024 semester
The course focuses on the three key areas of linguistics: Sounds, Words, and Sentences
The course will cover phonetics, phonology, morphology, semantics, and syntax
This course will introduce central analytical concepts and tools of linguistic analysis
The instructors are available for office hours to answer questions
Successfully completing the course requires passing a final exam, preparing a linguistic file, and participating in a 90-minute psycholinguistic experiment
The course syllabus is available in PDF format
Students should attend classes to maximize learning outcomes and exam success
The final exam will be conducted at the end of the term and will focus on the core syllabus topics from the Introduction to Linguistics course
Students must register for the exam through the Studierendenportal
Major themes within the course will be equally represented in the exam with one-third of the questions being on Sounds, one-third on Words, and one-third on Sentences

Explore the fundamentals of linguistics in the ANG 301 course. This course focuses on sounds, words, and sentences, covering key areas like phonetics, phonology, morphology, semantics, and syntax. Students will engage in linguistic analysis and participate in hands-on activities to enhance their learning experience.