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Courses

The ASL Program at Ohio State is an interdisciplinary program and offers courses through the following Colleges/departments.

Currently, ASL 1 and 2 are offered in the English department, listed as ENGLISH 101 and 102 in the Registrar Bulletin/Master Schedule, and in the department of Education: Teaching & Learning, listed as EDU T&L 101 and 102.

ASL 3 and 4 are offered in both the the Department of Speech and Hearing and the Department of Education: Teaching and Learning.  These courses are respectively listed as SPH&HRNG 103 & 104 and EDU T&L 113 & 114 in the Registrar Bulletin/Master Schedule.

 

Descriptions of Individual Courses in the American Sign Language Sequence.

The Department of English offers ASL 1 & 2. The department of Speech & Hearing Sciences currently offers ASL 3 & 4. And the department of Education: Teaching Learning offers all four levels of ASL. Students may take their ASL 1-4 courses in any department, regardless of one's major or minor.  Students are required to take courses from two different departments/colleges in order to satisfy the GEC requirement. (Students cannot take all four ASL courses in Education.)  Classes at each level, regardless of the department, use the same text and generally cover the same content. And all of the classes, when taken and successfully completed in sequence, fulfill the university's GEC language requirement.

 

Click on the course name to read a full desciption.

ASL Level 1

ASL Level 2

ASL Level 3 (students may choose EITHER 103 or 113)

ASL Level 4 (students may choose EITHER 104 or 114)