Course SLOs for Program: ASL
33 records returned
Course Code
Course Name
ASL100
American Sign
Lang I 3738
1. The student will demonstrate comprehensive mastery of vocabulary items from Units 1-4
and part of Unit 6 of Signing Naturally and DVDs.
American Sign
Lang I 3738
2. The student will demonstrate comprehensive mastery of target, content-specific
commands, questions, and statements in ASL.
American Sign
Lang I 3738
3. The student will demonstrate comprehension of conversation norms.
American Sign
Lang I 3738
4. The student will discover valuable cultural information.
ASL101
ASL102
ASL103
ASL104
ASL105
ASL110
SLO
American Sign
Language II 3956
1. The student will demonstrate comprehensive mastery of vocabulary items from Units 5-10
and part of Unit 6 of Signing Naturally and DVDs.
American Sign
Language II 3956
2. The students will demonstrate the ability to recognize and produce complex ASL sentence
structures.
American Sign
Language II 3956
3. The student will demonstrate comprehension and production of conversations and short
narratives
American Sign
Language II 3956
4. The student will discover relevant cultural information.
Fingerspelling
2207
1. The student will demonstrate comprehension of the linguistic rules of fingerspelling,
numbers and classifiers.
Fingerspelling
2207
2. The student will produce fingerspelling, numbers and classifiers within conversational
norms.
Fingerspelling
2207
3. The student will demonstrate the ability to incorporate contextual clues to aid in closure
when words are missed.
Fingerspelling
2207
4. The student will, using critical thinking, compare ASL and spoken languages regarding
fingerspelling, numbers and classifiers.
American Sign
Language III 3735
1. The student will demonstrate comprehensive mastery of vocabulary items from Units 1115 of Signing Naturally and DVDs.
American Sign
Language III 3735
2. The student will demonstrate receptive and expressive mastery of dialogues and short
narratives and/or stories utilizing ASL grammatical features.
American Sign
Language III 3735
3. The student will demonstrate the ability to initiate, conduct and terminate context specific conversations with Deaf users or ASL other than the professor.
American Sign
Language III 3735
4. The student will analyze information on Deaf Americans, ASL, and its history.
American Sign
Lang IV 3736
1. The student will demonstrate comprehensive mastery of vocabulary items from Units 1620 of Signing Naturally and DVDs.
American Sign
Lang IV 3736
2. The student will demonstrate comprehensive mastery of target, content-specific
commands, questions, and statements in ASL.
American Sign
Lang IV 3736
3. The student will demonstrate comprehension and production of ASL Discourse.
American Sign
Lang IV 3736
4. The student will examine the history of Deaf Americans and their cultures.
Amer Sign Lang
V 5655
1. The student will demonstrate comprehensive mastery of vocabulary items from Units 21 25 of Signing Naturally and DVDs.
Amer Sign Lang
V 5655
2. The student will demonstrate cumulative comprehensive and production of ASL.
Amer Sign Lang
V 5655
3. The student will demonstrate the ability to express self generated stories, narratives,
discourse and others in ASL.
Amer Sign Lang
V 5655
4. The student will relate information, cultures and history of a given topic in ASL.
Deaf Culture and
Comm 2210
1. The student will investigate and debate Deaf and hearing cultures.
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ASL150
ASL299
Deaf Culture and
Comm 2210
2. The student will appraise behavior and group norms, values, and common knowledge of
Deaf people.
Deaf Culture and
Comm 2210
3. The student will compare attitudes and oppression with the Hearing and Deaf
communities.
Deaf Culture and
Comm 2210
4. The student will explore the traditions of Deaf people.
ASL Linguistics
5656
1. The student will analyze and utilize problem-solving skills related to ASL linguistic
features.
ASL Linguistics
5656
2. The student will diagram ASL Discourse structures and appraise how this is related to
presentations, narratives and the discussion of hypothetical issues.
ASL Linguistics
5656
3. The student will apply and differentiate phonological, morphological, syntax and semantic
processes.
ASL Linguistics
5656
4. The student will analyze an understanding of sociolinguistic variation in ASL and ASL
Discourse.
Special Projects:
ASL 5938
All 149 and 299 special topics courses will create outcomes on a case-by-case basis.
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