LIN 610 - ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL/CORPUS LINGUISTICS

College of Arts & Sciences

Credits: 3

Building on the theoretical, conceptual, and methodological overview of computational and corpus linguistics presented in LIN 510 (Corpus Linguistics) and LIN 511 (Computational Linguistics), this course engages students in advanced applications of computational and corpus theories, concepts, and methods in the study of human language. Topics explored may include one or more of the following: specialized computational/corpus approaches for specific linguistic subfields; frameworks for simulation, modeling, annotation/encoding of linguistic data; processing and analysis of digital multimodal linguistic resources. This course requires concurrent enrollment in LIN 640 Advanced Laboratory in Linguistics: Computational/Corpus Linguistics.

Prerequisite(s):
Prereq: LIN 510 (Corpus Linguistics) or LIN 511 (Computational Linguistics) or similar course approved by the Director of Graduate Studies. LIN 640 Advanced Laboratory in Linguistics: Computational/Corpus Linguistics must be taken concurrently.