Course Description:
This course is as an introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) 4. Students will focus on developing comprehension and production in ASL skills within a cultural framework. Course content includes ASL signs, concepts, grammatical features, and Deaf cultural information. Emphasis is placed on skill development, correct usage of signs, grammatical features and general understanding of American Sign Language used by members of ASL community.
Prerequisite: (ASL 3) and a grade of S (satisfaction) or C- above or approval from department chair.
Baird, C., Left and Right (2002)
Prerequisite: (ASL 3) and a grade of S (satisfaction) or C- above or approval from department chair.
Baird, C., Left and Right (2002)
Course Outcomes:
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate sign vocabulary and ASL grammar features needed to engage in conversations.
- Develop increased awareness of various aspects Deaf culture and history.
- Utilize technology to produce, critically analyze and assess ASL discourse.