DA 281
- Analyzing Linguistic Data
Denison University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Analyzing Linguistic Data is a course for students interested in analytical approaches (both quantitative and qualitative) to language. The goals are effectively twofold: to introduce students to the subdisciplines of Linguistics and to give students the tools to approach the analysis of those subfields. To further these goals, students will become familiar with RStudio, PRAAT (program for phonetic analysis), online syntactic corpora (in the Penn family), and other related programs/web resources. This will be accomplished with a weekly laboratory session, where students will use the aforementioned programs to understand linguistic problems. Part of these laboratory assignments will involve a creative production component in which students will be asked to creatively display the data that they work with. Additionally, with each laboratory assignment, students are expected to reflect on what the laboratory assignment entailed and to express in words how the laboratory assignment provides insight into the study of language and what potential consequences might be for those interested in the study of language.
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