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AEIR-5012ASL: Applied Topics 3

Students increase their ASL skills pertaining to particular subject areas commonly found in Interpreter settings. These subject areas include education, employment, health, legal, meetings, performing arts, recreational, social, and spiritual settings. In addition to developing an increased vocabulary of ASL associated with these areas, students will work on expressive and receptive language skills related to language genre and register.

Prerequisites

AEIR-4011 and AEIR-4012 are prerequisites. AEIR-4016 is a corequisite.
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