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Spring Quarter 2022 Time Schedule

LINGUISTICS
(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES )

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ENTRY CODES FOR ALL CLASSES AVAILABLE FROM INSTRUCTORS ONLY; INDEPENDENT STUDY AND SPECIAL SEMINARS AVAILABLE IN PDL A-210

Enrl        Sect                                                                                             Crs
Restr   SLN  ID Cred    Meeting Times     Bldg/Rm       Instructor                 Status Enrl/Lim   Grades  Fee Other
 ?       ?       ?           ?             ?               ?                         ?       ?         ?      ?    ?

LING 200 INTRO LINGUISTICS

(VLPA/I&S,QSR)

       16505 A  5       MWF    830-920    ARC  147      Cheng,Q                    Open    252/ 270

       16506 AA  QZ     TTh    830-920    MGH  238      Bansal,Vipasha             Open     29/  30

       16507 AB  QZ     TTh    830-920    MGH  271      Liang,Siyu                 Open     27/  30

       16508 AC  QZ     TTh    930-1020   LOW  106      Lindekugel,Katie           Closed   30/  30

       16509 AD  QZ     TTh    930-1020   SAV  138      Liang,Siyu                 Open     23/  30

       16510 AE  QZ     TTh    1030-1120  CDH  139      Conrad,Elizabeth           Open     29/  30

       16511 AF  QZ     TTh    1030-1120  ARC  160      Braverman,Adeline          Open     28/  30

       16512 AG  QZ     TTh    1130-1220  SAV  131      Conrad,Elizabeth           Open     27/  30

       16513 AH  QZ     TTh    1130-1220  ART  317      Braverman,Adeline          Closed   30/  30

       16514 AI  QZ     TTh    1230-120   SAV  137      Bansal,Vipasha             Open     29/  30

LING 210 LANGUAGE & THOUGHT

(I&S)

       16515 A  5       MWF    230-320    MGH  238      McGarrity,Laura W          Closed   35/  35                %

LING 233 LANGUAGE & SOCIETY

(VLPA,DIV)

       16516 A  5       MWF    830-920    GWN  301      Evans,Betsy E              Open     78/ 160                J

       16517 AA  QZ     Th     830-920    ART  006      SHETH,KAVERI               Open     10/  20                J

       16518 AB  QZ     Th     830-920    ART  004      Karamali,Saiya             Open      3/  20                J

       16519 AC  QZ     Th     930-1020   ART  006      SHETH,KAVERI               Open     11/  20                J

       16520 AD  QZ     Th     930-1020   ART  004      Karamali,Saiya             Open      4/  20                J

       16521 AE  QZ     Th     1030-1120  ART  004      Karamali,Saiya             Open     11/  20                J

       16522 AF  QZ     Th     1130-1220  ART  004      Karamali,Saiya             Open     12/  20                J

       16523 AG  QZ     Th     1230-120   ART  004      SHETH,KAVERI               Open     14/  20                J

       16524 AH  QZ     Th     230-320    ART  006      SHETH,KAVERI               Open     13/  20                J

LING 234 LANG & DIVERSITY

(I&S,DIV)

       16525 A  5       MWF    1130-1220  WFS  201      Rozelle,Lorna              Open     49/  60

       16526 AA  QZ     Th     830-920    SAV  162      UKASICK,TRENT              Open      7/  25

       16527 AB  QZ     Th     930-1020   MEB  234      UKASICK,TRENT              Open      8/  25

       16528 AC  QZ     Th     1130-1220  SAV  162      UKASICK,TRENT              Open     23/  25

       16529 AD  QZ     Th     1230-120   SAV  162      UKASICK,TRENT              Open     12/  25

LING 269 SWEARNG & TABOO LANG

(I&S)

       16530 A  5       MWF    1130-1220  CDH  109      McGarrity,Laura W          Closed  100/ 100

       16531 AA  QZ     Th     930-1020   JHN  111      PROCH AHN,EMILY            Closed   26/  25

       16532 AB  QZ     Th     1230-120   SAV  139      PROCH AHN,EMILY            Closed   25/  25

       16533 AC  QZ     Th     130-220    SAV  162      PROCH AHN,EMILY            Open     24/  25

       16534 AD  QZ     Th     1030-1120  SAV  264      PROCH AHN,EMILY            Closed   25/  25

LING 415 HIST GERMAN LANG

(VLPA)

       16535 A  5       MWF    1130-1220  MGH  231      Oehme,Annegret             Open     14/  20                J

LING 419 ROLING SENIOR ESSAY

(VLPA)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

 IS    21575 A  3       to be arranged    *    *                                   Open      1/  15

LING 421 R FOR LINGUIST

(QSR)

Prerequisites

       16536 A  5       MW     130-320    MGH  242      Jones,Benjamin             Open     21/  25                %J

LING 432 SOCIOLINGUISTICS I

(VLPA/I&S,DIV)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

Restr  16537 A  5       MW     1230-220   OUG  136      Evans,Betsy E              Closed   35/  35                J     
                        IF CLASS IS CLOSED AND YOU WANT AN                          
                        ADD CODE, THE INSTRUCTOR WILL SEND                          
                        OUT AN ADD CODE BASED ON THE                                
                        WAITLIST AT:                                                
                        HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/UMJB9C8K

LING 446 ENGLISH PHONOLOGY

(VLPA)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

       16538 A  3       MW     230-350    MGH  228      Hargus,Sharon L            Open      1/  35

LING 450 INTRO LING PHONET

(VLPA/NW)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

Restr  16539 A  5       MW     1030-1220  EGL  001      Hargus,Sharon L            Open     29/  45                J     
                        PERIOD 1 REGISTRATION IS RESTRICTED                         
                        LINGUISTICS MAJORS AND MINORS.                              
                        MINORS: WRITE TO INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD                         
                        CODE. ALL OTHERS INTERESTED PUT YOU                         
                        NAME ON THE WAITLIST:                                       
                        HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/MR29K6VW

LING 451 PHONOLOGY I

(VLPA/I&S)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

Restr  16540 A  5       TTh    1230-220   ECE  105      Lapierre,Myriam            Closed   36/  30                J     
                        IF CLASS IS CLOSED AND YOU WANT AN                          
                        ADD CODE, THE INSTRUCTOR WILL SEND                          
                        OUT AN ADD CODE BASED ON THE                                
                        WAITLIST AT:                                                
                        HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/3K75WM96

LING 452 PHONOLOGY II

(VLPA/I&S)

Prerequisites

       16541 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  WFS  201      Lapierre,Myriam            Open      7/  30                J

LING 462 SYNTAX II

(VLPA/I&S)

Prerequisites (cancellation in effect)

       16542 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  JHN  111      Citko,Barbara              Open     26/  35                      
                        IF CLASS IS CLOSED AND YOU WANT AN                          
                        ADD CODE, THE INSTRUCTOR WILL SEND                          
                        OUT AN ADD CODE BASED ON THE                                
                        WAITLIST AT:                                                
                        HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/RSHRCJPJ

LING 471 COMPUT METHODS-LING

(QSR)

       16544 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  RAI  121      Kelley,Matt                Open     18/  35

LING 472 INTR TO COMPUT LING

(VLPA/NW)

Prerequisites

       16545 A  5       TTh    330-450    LOW  101      NG,SARA                    Open     28/  35                J

       16546 AA  QZ     F      230-320    MGH  251      DHUNGANA,GITA              Open     28/  35                J

LING 490 FIELDWORK

 IS   >16547 A  1-3     to be arranged                                                       0/  15  CR/NC               
                        PLEASE CONTACT                                              
                        HAS-CENTER@UW.EDU                                           
                        FOR REGISTRATION

LING 499 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

 IS   >16548 A  1-5     to be arranged                                                      17/  15E               J     
                        PLEASE CONTACT                                              
                        HAS-CENTER@UW.EDU                                           
                        FOR REGISTRATION

 IS   >16549 B  1-5     to be arranged                                                       3/  15E               HJ    
                        PLEASE CONTACT                                              
                        HAS-CENTER@UW.EDU                                           
                        FOR REGISTRATION                                            
                        FOR HONORS STUDENTS ONLY

LING 520 INTRO STATS FOR LING

       16550 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  FSH  107      Cheng,Q                    Open     11/  35                %

LING 521 R FOR LINGUISTS

       16551 A  5       MW     130-320    MGH  242      Jones,Benjamin             Open      4/   5                %J

LING 532 SOCIOLINGUISTICS I

Restr  16552 A  5       MW     1230-220   OUG  136      Evans,Betsy E              Open      4/   5                J     
                        IF CLASS IS CLOSED AND YOU WANT AN                          
                        ADD CODE, THE INSTRUCTOR WILL SEND                          
                        OUT AN ADD CODE BASED ON THE                                
                        WAITLIST AT:                                                
                        HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/UMJB9C8K

LING 548 2ND/FL TEACH CPSTON

 IS    16553 A  3-5     to be arranged                                             Open      0/   3E                     
                        CONTACT PHONEME@UW.EDU FOR                                  
                        REGISTRATION

LING 550 INTRO LING PHONET

Prerequisites

Restr  16554 A  5       MW     1030-1220  EGL  001      Hargus,Sharon L            Open      0/   5                J

      >16555 B  5       MW     1030-1220  EGL  001      Hargus,Sharon L                      6/  20                J     
                        ONLINE SECTION FOR CLMS STUDENTS

LING 551 PHONOLOGY I

Restr  16556 A  5       TTh    1230-220   ECE  105      Lapierre,Myriam            Open      3/   5                J

LING 552 PHONOLOGY II

       16557 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  WFS  201      Lapierre,Myriam            Closed    5/   5                J

LING 573 NLP SYSTEMS/APPS

      >16560 C  4       TTh    100-220    GLD  322      Levow,Gina-Anne                      0/  40                J     
                        CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD CODE.

LING 575 COMPUT LING TOPICS

      >16567 G  3       M      330-550    SMI  115      Mitchell,Margaret A                  1/   5                J     
                        VALUE SENSITIVE DATA PROCESSING                             
                        THIS COURSE WILL COVER THE                                  
                        CONSTRUCTION, ANALYSIS, AND MANAGEM                         
                        OF DATA USED TO TRAIN AND EVALUATE                          
                        MODELS. THE COURSE WILL HAVE                                
                        READINGS, VIDEOS, AND LECTURES ON                           
                        GENERAL TECHNIQUES FOR DATA                                 
                        COLLECTION, ANNOTATION AND PROCESSI                         
                        WITH A FOCUS ON THE VALUES THAT                             
                        MAY BE ENCODED THROUGHOUT THE DATA                          
                        DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE.  STUDENTS'                            
                        FINAL PROJECT WILL BE A RIGOROUS                            
                        EVALUATION DATASET FOR AN ML MODEL.                         
                        CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD CODE.

      >16568 H  3       T      330-550    LOW  202      Levow,Gina-Anne                      2/   5                J     
                        SPEECH TECHNOLOGY FOR ENDANGERED                            
                        LANGUAGES                                                   
                        THE COURSE WILL COVER THE THEORY AN                         
                        PRACTICE OF SPEECH TECHNOLOGY AND                           
                        ITS APPLICATION TO ENDANGERED                               
                        LANGUAGES. THE COURSE WILL HAVE                             
                        READINGS AND LECTURES ON GENERAL                            
                        TECHNIQUES AND ISSUES IN SPEECH                             
                        TECHNOLOGY AND WILL USE PUBLICLY                            
                        AVAILABLE TOOLS AND TOOLKITS TO                             
                        INVESTIGATE THE APPLICATION OF SPEE                         
                        TECHNOLOGY TO ENDANGERED LANGUAGE                           
                        DATA.                                                       
                        CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD CODE.

      >16569 I  3       W      330-550    SMI  309      Steinert-Threlkeld,Shane N           4/   5                J     
                        ANALYZING NEURAL LANGUAGE MODELS                            
                        TWO RECENT TRENDS IN NLP---THE                              
                        APPLICATION OF DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS                         
                        AND THE USE OF TRANSFER LEARNING---                         
                        HAVE RESULTED IN MANY MODELS THAT                           
                        ACHIEVE HIGH PERFORMANCE ON IMPORTA                         
                        TASKS BUT WHOSE BEHAVIOR ON                                 
                        THOSE TASKS IS DIFFICULT TO INTERPR                         
                        IN THIS SEMINAR, WE WILL LOOK                               
                        AT METHODS INSPIRED BY LINGUISTICS                          
                        COGNITIVE SCIENCE FOR ANALYZING                             
                        WHAT LARGE NEURAL LANGUAGE MODELS H                         
                        IN FACT LEARNED:                                            
                        DIAGNOSTIC/PROBING CLASSIFIERS,                             
                        ADVERSARIAL TEST SETS, AND ARTIFICI                         
                        LANGUAGES, AMONG OTHERS. PARTICULAR                         
                        ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROBING                           
                        THESE MODELS' _SEMANTIC_ KNOWLEDGE,                         
                        WHICH HAS RECEIVED COMPARABLY                               
                        LITTLE ATTENTION COMPARED TO THEIR                          
                        SYNTACTIC KNOWLEDGE. STUDENTS WILL                          
                        ACQUIRE RELEVANT SKILLS AND (IN SMA                         
                        GROUPS) DESIGN AND EXECUTE A                                
                        LINGUISTICALLY-INFORMED ANALYSIS                            
                        EXPERIMENT, RESULTING IN A REPORT I                         
                        THE FORM OF A PUBLISHABLE CONFERENC                         
                        PAPER.                                                      
                        CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD CODE.

      >16572 L  3       MW     100-220    SMI  407      Steinert-Threlkeld,Shane N           2/   4                J     
                        DEEP LEARNING FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE                          
                        PROCESSING                                                  
                        THE APPLICATION OF NEURAL NETWORK                           
                        METHODS---UNDER THE NAME "DEEP                              
                        LEARNING"---HAS LED TO BREAKTHROUGH                         
                        IN A WIDE RANGE OF FIELDS, INCLUDIN                         
                        IN BUILDING LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGIES                           
                        (E.G. FOR SEARCH, TRANSLATION, TEXT                         
                        INPUT PREDICTION). THIS COURSE WILL                         
                        PROVIDE A HANDS-ON INTRODUCTION TO                          
                        USE OF DEEP LEARNING METHODS FOR                            
                        PROCESSING NATURAL LANGUAGE. METHOD                         
                        TO BE COVERED INCLUDE STATIC WORD                           
                        EMBEDDINGS, CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL                            
                        NETWORKS FOR TEXT, RECURRENT NEURAL                         
                        NETWORKS, TRANSFORMERS, PRE-TRAININ                         
                        AND TRANSFER LEARNING, WITH                                 
                        APPLICATIONS INCLUDING PARSING,                             
                        TRANSLATION, AND GENERATION.

LING 580 PROBS IN LINGUISTCS

Restr  16573 A  4       M      330-550    DEN  213                                 Open      0/  10                J

      >16574 B  2       M      330-550    DEN  213                                           0/   5  CR/NC         J     
                        CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD CODE.

Restr  16575 C  4       T      330-550    SAV  168      Citko,Barbara              Open      2/  10                J

      >16576 D  2       T      330-550    SAV  168      Citko,Barbara                        0/   5                J     
                        CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD CODE

Restr  16577 G  4       W      330-550    DEN  212                                 Open      0/  10                J

      >16578 H  2       W      330-550    DEN  212                                           0/   5                J     
                        CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR ADD CODE

       16579 K  4       Th     330-550    DEN  256      Ogihara,Toshiyuki          Open      1/  10                J     
                        be on the latter                                            
                        This seminar will discuss a variety                         
                        of topics related to modification                           
                        using Morzyckis book Modification                           
                        as a point of departure. We will                            
                        touch on both adjectival                                    
                        modification and adverbial                                  
                        modification, but our emphasis WILL                         
                        be on the latter

      >16580 L  2       Th     330-550    DEN  256      Ogihara,Toshiyuki                    0/   5                J     
                        THIS SEMINAR WILL DISCUSS A VARIETY                         
                        OF TOPICS RELATED TO MODIFICATION                           
                        USING MORZYCKIS BOOK MODIFICATION                           
                        AS A POINT OF DEPARTURE. WE WILL                            
                        TOUCH ON BOTH ADJECTIVAL                                    
                        MODIFICATION AND ADVERBIAL                                  
                        MODIFICATION, BUT OUR EMPHASIS WILL                         
                        BE ON THE LATTER

LING 590 FIELDWORK

 IS    16581 A  1-3     to be arranged                                             Open      0/  10  CR/NC               
                        FOR REGISTRATION, PLEASE                                    
                        CONTACT PHONEME@UW.EDU

LING 599 LING COLLOQUIUM

       16582 A  1       F      330-550    JHN  111      Wright,R                   Open     10/  50E

      >16583 B  1       T      330-420    DEN  212      Shapiro,Naomi Tachikawa              9/  15  CR/NC               
                        PROSEMINAR FOR NEW LINGUISTICS                              
                        GRADUATE STUDENTS. FOR REGISTRATION                         
                        PLEASE INSTRUCTOR

LING 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH

 IS   >16584 A  1-10    to be arranged                                                      13/  40

LING 700 MASTERS THESIS

 IS   >16586 A  1-10    to be arranged                                                       6/  20E

LING 800 DOCTORAL DISSERTATN

 IS   >16588 A  1-10    to be arranged                                                       7/  30E

Spring Quarter 2022 Time Schedule

LINGUISTICS(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES )

LINGUISTICS
(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES )