Title

ASL1100 - Introduction to Deaf Studies

Description

Description

This course introduces the language and culture of the Deaf and provides a general introduction to the lives of Deaf people. It covers key concepts within Deaf Studies, the diversity of Deaf community members, technology used by the Deaf and professions involving American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf people. Students will analyze existing stereotypes related to Deaf and hard-of-hearing people and the cultural impacts of being Deaf.
API ID

Credits

3 (3/0/0)

Prerequisites

  • Assessment into ENGL1101

Competencies

  1. Demonstrate an understanding of Deaf culture.
  2. Identify technology used by the Deaf community.
  3. Appreciate the diversity of Deaf community members.
  4. Formulate an understanding of the professions where ASL is involved.
  5. Articulate existing stereotypes related to Deaf and hard-of-hearing people.
  6. Develop an awareness of cultural traditions within the Deaf community.
  7. Apply knowledge of Deaf people to new learning situations and social or workplace settings.
  8. Analyze the cultural impacts of deafness.
  9. Describe communication strategies used by Deaf community members.

Goal Areas

7A. Human Diversity
Degrees that use this course

Degrees that use this course

American Sign Language Pre-Interpreting Program
Degree:
Associate of Science (AS)
The American Sign Language Pre-Interpreting Program prepares students to enter a bachelor’s degree program in the field of sign language...
Location:
Moorhead Campus
Credits:
60
American Sign Language Studies
Degree:
Certificate
The American Sign Language (ASL) Studies certificate provides students with a basic knowledge of American Sign Language and Deaf culture...
Location:
Moorhead Campus
Credits:
18
American Sign Language and Deaf Studies
Degree:
Certificate
The American Sign Language and Deaf Studies certificate program is designed to introduce students to the language, culture, and history of...
Location:
Moorhead Campus
Credits:
9