Classes That I Teach
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Linguistics 1: A general education class about the nature of language. |
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Linguistics 110: An introduction to the principles of language change. |
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Linguistics 105: An introduction to the analysis of words and morphological theory. Linguistics 105 web site |
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Linguistics 120A: In introduction to phonological analysis. Linguistics 120A web site |
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Linguistics 191 Documenting Languages: This is a new special topics seminar, scheduled for Spring Quarter 2010. Using experiences and data collected during numerous field trips to Nigeria, the seminar will discuss what it means to "document a language", what constitutes an "endangered language", and related issues. Linguistics 191 web site |
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Hausa Language: Hausa language classes at all levels. (As of 2009, I will no longer be teaching Hausa classes, but I still consult on Hausa, and a full Hausa course can be found at the link below.) |
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Wolof language: For a downloadable video-based Wolof course, click on the link below. |
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Chadic phonology and morphology proseminar (Winter 2002): Discussion of the phonology and interface of phonology and morphology in the closely related Bade and Ngizim languages, based on my own field research. Since teaching this course, I have done much more work on these languages. Go to a site with full in formation on Bade, Ngizim and related languages |
