American Sign Language (ASL)
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ASL 101 American Sign Language I (3 Credit Hours)
ASL 101 is the first class in the American Sign Language series at Loyola. It presents the basic skills and use of ASL and basic knowledge of Deaf & Hard of Hearing Culture.
Students will: 1) demonstrate the basic abilities to comprehend and communicate in ASL; 2) demonstrate an understanding of Deaf & Hard of Hearing communities
Outcomes
Students will: 1) demonstrate the basic abilities to comprehend and communicate in ASL; 2) demonstrate an understanding of Deaf & Hard of Hearing communitiesASL 102 American Sign Language II (3 Credit Hours)
Pre-requisites: ASL 101 or equivalent
This course is designed for students who have completed a college level ASL I course and have a basic knowledge of ASL. It is the second course in the ASL series at Loyola and presents intermediate skills and use of ASL and continued working knowledge of Deaf & Hard of Hearing culture.
Students will: 1) demonstrate abilities to comprehend and communicate in ASL at an intermediate level; 2) demonstrate an understanding of Deaf & Hard of Hearing communities