Communication Disorders
Department of Communication Sciences



Communication Disorders

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Undergraduate Program

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Speech Language Pathology

Masters

PhD

Audiology

AuD

PhD

AuD/PhD

Speech and Hearing Clinic

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AuD Externship Materials

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Undergraduate Course Offerings

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CDIS150 Introduction to Communication Disorders 3 credits
  A survey of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology.
CDIS201 Speech Science 3 credits
  Acoustic, anatomical, neurological, and physiological priniciples fundamental to the understanding of voice and speech production.
CDIS202 Speech and Language Acquisition 3 credits
  How children learn their first language; the effects of language on their thinking and behavior.
CDIS204 Methods and Issues in Child Language Research 3 credits
  Critical discussion of recent research in child language, and supervised individual research projects.
CDIS241 Sign Language: Theory and Practice 3 credits
  Information about the history, structure and use of sign languages, and instruction in the basics of American Sign Language (ASL) and Signed English.
CDIS242 Directed Observations 1 credit
  Directed observations of speech-language pathology and audiology diagnostic and treatment procedures. How such procedures change with various etiologies.
CDIS244 Introduction to Neurogenic Communication Disorders 3 credits
  Acquired and developmental communication disorders. Brain mechanisms that underlie speech and language and their disorders.
CDIS247 Introduction to Phonetic Principles 3 credits
  The analysis of speech through the application of phonetic theory.
CDIS248 Introduction to Audiology 3 credits
  An introduction to the nature, causation, assessment and management of hearing impairment and the principles and techniques of public school conservation programs.
CDIS249 Introduction to Aural Rehabilitation 3 credits
  An introduction to the effects of hearing impairment on communication. Communication startegies for adults and children with impaired hearing are discussed.
CDIS250 Audition 3 credits
  The response to acoustic stimuli including methodology and instrumentation.
CDIS251 Introduction to Articulation, Voice, and Fluency Disorders 3 credits
  Communication problems resulting from disorders of speech, voice, and fluency. Assessment and management strategies in settings including public schools, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers.
CDIS253 Introduction to Language Pathologies in Children 3 credits
  Development, measurement, and function of language in children. Emphasis on child language disorders and their causes. Introduction to assessment and management strategies in settings including public schools and private clinics.
CDIS293 Foreign Study Credits by arrangement
  Special topics taken in foreign study program.
CDIS296W Senior Thesis Credits by arrangement
  Preparation of a thesis and its presentation to the department.
CDIS297 Variable Topics 3 credits
   
CDIS298 Special Topics Credits by arrangement
   
CDIS299 Independent Study Credits by arrangement
 

The course for superior students, includes independent reading, periodic conferences, and such other work as desired by the instructor.

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Last updated 2-28-2004