4 courses with the subject SSL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SSL 100American Sign Language & Culture I (American Sign Language)3
Credit(s) American Sign Language 100 introduces learners to the unique characteristics of visual language. Learners are guided through engaging interactions using signs, facial expressions, gestures and body language in order to communicate about authentic and relevant everyday topics. Learners also explore elements of Deaf culture (both American and international) and the ways in which language and culture interact. Learners will reconsider their understanding of ability/disability as they experience a whole new means of communication.
SSL 105American Sign Language & Culture II (American Sign Language)3
Credit(s) Intro to American Sign Language II continues to introduce learners to the unique characteristics of visual language. Learners will use signs, facial expressions, gestures and body language to communicate about authentic and relevant everyday topics. Explores elements of Deaf culture (both American and international) and understandings of ability/disability as learners communicate in new ways.
SSL 100 . Fee. Liberal Arts Curriculum: Satisfies the Modern Languages requirement.
SSL 150Intensive Am Sign Lang & Culture I (American Sign Language)3
Credit(s) Intensive American Sign Language & Culture I is an introduction to the language used by members of the Deaf Community in the United States and portions of Canada. This course focuses on conversation in signs, basic rules of grammar, and cultural aspects of the American Deaf community.
SSL 151Intensive Am Sign Lang & Culture II (American Sign Language)3
Credit(s) Intensive American Sign Language & Culture II is an introduction to the language used by members of the Deaf Community in the United States and portions of Canada. This course focuses on conversation in signs, basic rules of grammar, and cultural aspects of the American Deaf community.
