SYLLABUS B.A. LINGUISTICS CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM(CBCS) SUBJECT/ COURSE CODE IN USE
CLING= Linguistics core course
GLING= Linguistics Generic Elective cum Discipline-specific course
DSE LING= Discipline Specific Elective
SEC LING= Skill Enhancement Course Subject Code
AECC LING = Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course
Core Course
- CLING-01 Introduction to Language and Linguistics
- CLING-02 Elementary Phonetics
- CLING-03 Elementary Phonology
- CLING-04 Elementary Morphology
- CLING-05 Elementary Syntax
- CLING-06 Medium of Language
- CLING-07 Aspects of semantics
- CLING-08 Languages of the world
- CLING-09 Issues in Applied Linguistics-i
- CLING-10 Language, Mind and Brain
- CLING-11 Language, Society and Language change
- CLING-12 Issues in Applied Linguistics-ii
- CLING-13 Introduction to Computational Linguistics
- CLING-14 History of Linguistics
GENERIC/ DSC
- GLING-01 Language Acquisition and Intervention
- GLING-02 Language interfaces
- G LING-03 Structure of Language
- GLING-04 Elementary Historical Linguistics
- GLING-05 Language and the Nation Status
- GLING-06 Language and communication
DISCIPLE-SPECIFIC ELECTIVE COURSE
- DSE LING-01 Language and Culture
- DSE LING-02 History of English Language
- DSE LING-03 Understanding Human Language
- DSE LING-04 Mother Tongue Education
Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)
- SEC LING-01 Understanding Concepts in Communicative English
- SEC LING-02 Understanding Concepts of Lexicography
- SEC LING-03 Nature and Scope of Translation
- SEC LING-04 Basic Editing and Proofreading
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The BA Linguistics programme provides a structured course to ensure that students acquire in-depth knowledge in the field of linguistics. The programme will introduce students to areas of theoretical and applied linguistics. Concepts such as phoneme, morpheme, phrase, clause, linguistic sign, verbal and non-verbal communication, language families and their classification will enable students to understand the complexity of languages and the issues related to it.
Tetso College has swiftly adapted the NEP-FYUGP syllabus structure for its 1st and 3rd semester students with the aim to empower them towards lifelong excellence. The current 3rd Semester students are transitioning from the previous CBCS structure to the current FYUGP system, while 1st Semester students are starting off with the FYUGP right away.
Tetso College is currently following the NEP-FYUGP syllabus laid out by Nagaland University (click to know more).