ASL 305 - Conversational ASL

(3 credits)

This course is meant to serve as the last course in the ASL minor series. Students will build advanced ASL expressive and receptive conversational skills, with an emphasis on ASL idioms and on sign variation dependent upon region, age, gender, and ethnicity. Students are required to take the ASL Performance Interview (ASLPI) or Sign Language Proficiency Interview (SLPI) at the end of the course (lab fees apply). Spring.