May be convened with 426. For a description of course topics see 432. Graduate-level requirements include more extensive readings and writing. May be convened with 432. Morphology is the internal structure of words and the relationship between words and the syntactic, phonological, and semantic properties of the units that include them.
Course work includes the development of morphological theory.
May be convened with 436. 537. The psychological mechanisms underlying the comprehension and production of sounds, words, and sentences. Other topics may include language breakdown and acquisition, brain and language, discourse processing, and bilingual processing. For a description of course topics see 438. Graduate-level requirements include a greater number of assignments and a higher level of performance.