Language and Communicative Disorders
Courses
(See individual departments for details; for courses available at SDSU, see SDSU Graduate Catalogue.)
Tools Requirement:
Quantitative Methods in Psychology 201A-B-C
Ethics and Survival Skills in Academia
Cognitive Science 241
Systems Neuroscience
Cognitive Science 201 or
Basic Neurology SOMC 205
Foundations: Theories and Methods in the Study of Cognitive Phenomena
Cognitive Science 203 or
Introduction to Grammatical Theory (Linguistics 221A) and
Introductory Phonology (Lingusitics 211A)
Foundations Requirement:
Special Topics in Psycholinguistics
Psychology 244
Aphasia
Cognitive Science 251 or Psychology 245
Language Acquisition
Psychology 215 or Cognitive Science 256
Electives:
Cognitive Science
200: Cognitive Science Seminar
202: Foundations: Computational Modeling of Cognition
211A-B-C: Research Methods in Cognitive Science
213: Issues in Cognitive Development
260: Seminar on Special Topics
272: Topics in Theoretical Neurobiology
273: Biological Basis of Attention
Communication
200A: Communication as Social Force
200B: Communication and Culture
200C: Communication and the Individual
201B: Ethnographic Methods for Communication Research
201C: Discourse Analysis
222: Childhood and Culture
Linguistics
211A: Introductory Phonology1
221A: Introduction to Grammatical Theory1
225: Topics in Syntax
249: Topics in Sign Languages of the Deaf
270: Psycholinguistics
272: Topics in Neurolinguistics
278: Research in Second Language Acquisition
Psychology
218A-B: Cognitive Psychology
222: Biological Psychology
227: Gender and Development
236: Substance Abuse
244: Special Topics in Psycholinguistics
252: Seminar on Cognitive Neuroscience
254: Functional Brain Imaging
Computer Science and Engineering
250A-B: Artificial Intelligence
253: Neural Networks
256: Statistical Natural Language Processing
258A: Connectionist Natural Language Processing
Neurosciences
243: Physiological Basis of Human Information
263: Developmental Neurobiology
264: Behavioral Neuroscience
Philosophy
234: Philosophy of Language
1Students who use this course to fulfill the Tools requirement may not use this as an elective.