- 2360.
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Introduction to
Speech and Hearing Disorders: A description and discussion of
speech, language, and hearing disorders; therapy surveys and
assessment techniques. Three credit hours. |
| 3350.
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Phonetics:
In-depth study of principles of phonetics and their application to
speech. Three credit hours. |
- 3360.
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Language and
Speech Acquisition: Prerequisite: consent
of instructor. The study of normal verbal speech and language
acquisition. Three credit hours. |
- 3361.
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Speech Anatomy and
Physiology: Anatomy and physiology of the speech and hearing
mechanism and associated structures. Three credit hours.
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- 3362.
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Hearing Science:
Prerequisite: consent of instructor.
An introduction to the study of hearing. Emphasis will be given to
the elements of sound, auditory physiology, psychoacoustical
methods, and theories of hearing. Three credit hours. |
- 3363.
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Disorders in
Articulation: Prerequisites: Audiology and
Speech Pathology 2360 and 3350 or
consent of instructor. Theory, evaluation, and therapeutic
procedures with functional and organic articulatory and phonological
disorders. Three credit hours. |
- 3364.
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Speech Science:
Prerequisite:
Audiology and Speech Pathology 3350.
Speech as an acoustical phenomenon with special reference to voice,
rate and articulation; survey of experimental literature;
theoretical and practical consideration of mechanical and
electrical instruments used in diagnostic, therapeutic, and
experimental aspects of speech pathology and audiology. Three credit
hours. |
| 3365.
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Clinical
Management: Prerequisite: Audiology and
Speech Pathology 2360. For majors only. Clinical procedures
for working in various practicum settings, using diagnostic
and therapeutic techniques, writing behavioral objectives,
observations, procedures for report writing, and practical
experience with clinician-made and commercial materials. First in
the series of practicum courses. Three credit hours. |
- 4162.
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Practicum I:
Speech, Language, and Hearing:
Corequisites: Audiology and Speech
Pathology 3365, consent of instructor. For majors only.
Supervised clinical activity in the area of speech disorders.
Requires at least 15 client clock hours. Must be taken first in
clinical practicum series. One credit hour. |
- 4163.
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Practicum II:
Speech, Language, and Hearing:
Prerequisites: Audiology and Speech
Pathology 3365, 4162, consent of instructor. For majors only.
Only two practicum may be taken on the undergraduate level. One
credit hour. |
- 4164.
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Practicum III:
Speech, Language, and Hearing in the Schools:
Prerequisites: Audiology and Speech Pathology
4162, 4163, 3365, consent of instructor. For majors only.
Supervised clinical activity in specialized areas. Requires 60
client clock hours. Only two practicum may be taken on the
undergraduate level. One credit hour. |
- 4363.
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Voice and
Stuttering Disorders: Prerequisites:
Audiology and Speech Pathology 2360,
3361, 3350, or consent of instructor. Etiology, evaluative,
and therapeutic procedures for persons with voice disorders and with
various types of verbal disfluency behaviors. Three credit hours.
|
- 4364.
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Differential
Diagnosis of Speech and Language Disorders:
Prerequisites: Audiology and Speech Pathology
2360, 3360, 3363, or consent of instructor. Interview and
test procedures used in evaluating speech and language disorders.
Emphasis on use and interpretation of standardized test measures.
Three credit hours. |
- 4366/5366.
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Language
Disorders: Prerequisite: Audiology and
Speech Pathology 3360 or consent of
instructor. Language disorders in adults and children
including types of language disorders, etiology, neurological and
theoretical correlates, diagnostic procedures and test
interpretation, and treatment protocols. Three credit hours.
|
- 4368/5368.
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Audiology:
Prerequisite: Audiology and Speech Pathology
3362. Principles of auditory reception; the hearing
mechanism; the problems involved in measuring, evaluating, and
conserving hearing. Clinical observation. Three credit hours.
|
- 4369.
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Audiologic
Rehabilitation: Prerequisites: Audiology
and Speech Pathology 2360, 4368, or consent of instructor.
Principles of audiologic habilitation/rehabilitation with infants,
children and adults with hearing loss. Discussion of communication
and education options for children with hearing loss, counseling
techniques, communication strategies, and the use of amplification
and other assistive technologies. Three credit hours. |
- 4101, 4201, 4301.
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Independent Study:
Students will read and research in a selected area of
communicative disorders. Projects and papers must be approved by the
instructor before registration. One, two, or three credit hours.
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