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Graduate Course Schedule

Department of Linguistics

Spring 2009

The following schedule of graduate courses in Linguistics for the Spring 2009 semester is accurate as of December 17, 2008. Where available, sample course syllabi have been linked to the course name. Except where otherwise noted, all graduate courses are held in the Linguistics Department Conference Room, 726 Broadway, Room 701.

Anyone wishing to take a graduate course in the Linguistics Department, and not enrolled in the NYU Linguistics graduate program, should seek the instructor's permission.

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Course ID	Course title	Instructor	Time and location
G61.0044-001 (30756)	Field Methods (same as undergraduate course V61.0044-001)	Collins / Singler	M/W 9:30AM - 10:45AM SILV, 821
G61.0048-001 (30757)	Linguistics as Cognitive Science (same as undergraduate course V61.0048-001)	Marantz	M, 2:00PM - 4:45PM SILV, 206
G61.1220-001 (30758)	Phonology II (Prerequisite: G61.1210 or permission of the instructor)	Gafos	R, 12:30PM - 3:15PM
G61.2310-001 (30761)	Syntactic Theory and Analysis (Prerequisite: G61.1310 or permission of the instructor)	Collins	W, 2:00PM - 4:45PM
G61.2330-001 (31308)	Professional Seminar: 1-credit course	Barker / Gouskova	W, 5:00PM - 6:00PM
G61.2370-001 (31232)	Semantics II Prerequisite: G61.1340 or permission of the instructor	Szabolcsi	T, 2:00PM - 4:45PM
G61.2510-001 (31233)	Pidgin & Creole Languages	Singler	W, 2:00PM - 4:45PM 726 Broadway, 746
G61.2530-001 (31234)	Linguistic Variation	Guy	R, 9:30AM - 12:15PM
G61.3320-001 (30764)	Seminar in Syntax Prerequisite: G61.2310 or permission of the instructor. With permission, may be repeated for credit.	Marantz	T, 9:30PM - 12:15PM
G61.3340-001 (30765)	Seminar in Semantics Prerequisite: G61.2370 or permission of the instructor. With permission, may be repeated for credit.	Baltin	M, 11:00AM - 1:45PM
G61.3340-002	Seminar in Semantics Prerequisite: G61.2370 or permission of the instructor. With permission, may be repeated for credit.	Groenendijk	W, 11:00AM - 1:45PM 726 Broadway, 746
G61.3501-001 (31395)	Old Church Slavonic Same as Russian & Slavic Studies (G92.3501)	Fryscak	T, 6:20PM - 8:20PM 19 UP, 228
G61.3510-001 (30766)	Seminar in Sociolinguistics Prerequisite: G61.1510 or permission of the instructor. With permission, may be repeated for credit.Please note that this is an Advanced Sociolinguistics Seminar. No Auditors allowed.	Blake	W, 11:00AM - 1:45PM
G61.3710-001 (31235)	Seminar in Neurolinguistics Prerequisite: G61.1510 or permission of the instructor. With permission, may be repeated for credit.	Pylkkänen	R, 3:30PM - 6:15PM
G61.3910-00x	Directed Reading in Linguistics Ask the departmental office for the course numbers for individual faculty members.
G61.3930-001 (30766)	Ph.D. Dissertation Research (NOTE: Permission of the DGS is required)	Staff

People who are not graduate students enrolled in the Linguistics program should seek the instructor's permission before enrolling in graduate courses. All seminar courses may be repeated for credit with permission. The Albert call number for G47.4747-004 (Maintenance and Matriculation for students who have not been pre-registered) is 30541. Students registering for G61.3910, G61.3930, should ask their advisor for the appropriate 4 digit access code.

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