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ASL 1999: Sign Language Elective

1.00 - 10.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

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ASL 2000: Linguistics of ASL

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

A course designed to expose students to linguistic elements such as phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. The elements will be applied to American Sign Language (ASL) and compared to linguistic features of English. Understanding the differences between ASL and English linguistics, application of linguistic features to a discourse, and usage of critical thinking to evaluate produced texts are goals of course.Prerequisites: ASL 1010, ASL 1120, DSPW 0800, and DSPR 0800

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ASL 2110: Interpreting I

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

An introduction to the development of ASL interpreting. Topics includevocabulary, test analysis, linguistic development, and study of theinterpreting process. PREREQUISITES: ASL 1003, ASL 1010, ASL 1110, ASL 1120,and ASL 1130.

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ASL 2120: Interpreting II

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

A continuation of ASL 2110 with emphasis on advanced techniques and principlesfor specific interpreting environments. Provides an opportunity for studentsto increase their ASL expressive skills. PREREQUISITE: ASL 2110

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ASL 2210: Contact Signing I

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

An introduction to various transliterating systems: Pidgin Signed English(PSE), Signing Exact English (SEE), and other coding systems. Students gainthe ability to discriminate between ASL interpretations and varying degrees ofEnglish transliterations and learn to distinguish the appropriate context forutilizing each signed system. PREREQUISITE: ASL 1003, ASL 1010, ASL 1110, ASL1120, AND ASL 1130

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ASL 2220: Contact Signing II

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

A continuation of ASL 2210, this course furthers vocabulary and skilldevelopment in Contact Signing for various settings: educational, legal,medical, and performance. Emphasis on transliterating skills in preparationfor the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf: Certificate of Transliterationexam. PREREQUISITE: ASL 2210

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ASL 2300: American Sign Language IV

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

An overview of specific terminology used in various settings: educational,medical, legal, and performance. In preparation for interpreting andtransliterating environments, students utilize advanced receptive andexpressive skills. PREREQUISITE: ASL 1110, ASL 1112, AND ASL 1130

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ASL 2310: Sign-to-Voice I

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

An introduction to consecutive sign language interpreting (sign-to-voice,voice-to-sign). Topics include a theoretical analysis of the interpretingprocess, reinforcement of prerequisite language, and development of the higherlevel of skills. PREREQUISITE: ASL 1110 AND ASL 1120

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ASL 2320: Sign-to-Voice II

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

A continuation of ASL 2310 that provides advanced skill development andknowledge in the area of simultaneous interpreting and transliteration skills.PREREQUISITE: ASL 1003, ASL 1010, ASL 1110, ASL 1120, AND ASL 1130

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ASL 2400: Working with the Deaf-Blind

3.00 Credits

Nashville State Community College

No course description available.

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