Department · LING
Linguistics (LING)
45 courses and 19 professors at University of Colorado Boulder — ranked by composite rating and difficulty.
Avg rating
3.8/5
Avg difficulty
1.6/5
Sections
76
LING Courses
LING 1000: Language in U.S. Society
10 sections
Medium
LING 1010: The Study of Words
4 sections
LING 1020: Languages of the World
3 sections
Hard
LING 1200: Introduction to Python Programming
4 sections
Hard
LING 1800: Topics in Linguistics
2 sections
LING 1900: Community-Based Learning Practicum: Literacy and Language Learning
2 sections
Easy
LING 2000: Introduction to Linguistics
7 sections
Medium
LING 2400: Language, Gender and Sexuality
1 section
Medium
LING 2500: Race, Ethnicity, and Language
1 section
Easy
LING 3005: Cognitive Science
1 section
Medium
LING 3100: Language Sound Structures
4 sections
Hard
LING 3210: English for Academic Purposes
1 section
Easy
LING 3220: American Indigenous Languages in their Social and Cultural Context
1 section
Hard
LING 3430: Semantics
1 section
Hard
LING 3800: Special Topics in Linguistics: Autism in Language/Social Life
1 section
Medium
LING 4100: Perspectives on Language
1 section
Medium
LING 4200: Introduction to Computational Corpus Linguistics
1 section
Hard
LING 4560: Language Development
1 section
Hard
LING 4620: Teaching Second Language (L2) Oral Skills and Communication
1 section
Easy
LING 4622: Statistical Analysis for Linguistics
1 section
Medium
LING 4630: TESOL and Second Language Acquisition: Principles and Practices
1 section
Medium
LING 4632: Machine Learning and Linguistics
1 section
Hard
LING 4700: Conversation Analysis and Interactional Linguistics
1 section
LING 4800: Language and Culture
1 section
Easy
LING 4830: Honors Thesis
1 section
LING 5030: Linguistic Phonetics
3 sections
Easy
LING 5200: Introduction to Computational Corpus Linguistics
1 section
Medium
LING 5420: Morphology and Syntax
1 section
Easy
LING 5570: Introduction to Diachronic Linguistics
1 section
Medium
LING 5620: Teaching Second Language (L2) Oral Skills and Communication
1 section
Easy
LING 5622: Statistical Analysis for Linguistics
1 section
Easy
LING 5630: TESOL and Second Language Acquisition: Principles and Practices
1 section
Medium
LING 5700: Conversation Analysis and Interactional Linguistics
1 section
Easy
LING 5832: Natural Language Processing
1 section
Hard
LING 5900: Independent Study
2 sections
LING 6300: Topics in Language Use
1 section
Hard
LING 6632: Machine Learning and Linguistics
1 section
LING 6930: Professional Internship
1 section
LING 6940: Master's Candidate for Degree
1 section
LING 6950: Master's Thesis
1 section
LING 7415: Cognitive Science Research Applications Seminar 1
1 section
Medium
LING 7775: Topics in Cognitive Science
1 section
Medium
LING 7800: Open Topics in Linguistics: Language Revitalization
1 section
Medium
LING 7900: Independent Study
1 section
LING 8990: Doctoral Dissertation
1 section
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Linguistics FAQ
How many Linguistics courses are offered at CU Boulder?
The Linguistics department (LING) at University of Colorado Boulder currently offers 45 courses with 76 total sections.
How many professors teach Linguistics at CU Boulder?
There are 19 instructors currently teaching Linguistics (LING) courses at University of Colorado Boulder.
What is the average professor rating in Linguistics at CU Boulder?
Professors in the Linguistics department have an average rating of 3.8/5 based on student evaluations.
How difficult are Linguistics courses at CU Boulder?
Linguistics courses at University of Colorado Boulder have an average difficulty rating of 1.6/5 based on student evaluations.
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