ENG 432 - Phonetics and Phonology (Put on reserve by department 9/16/24, will go inactive 8/24/27)

• Use international phonetic symbols to transcribe native North American English (NAE) speakers’ and NAE learners’ pronunciation;
• Describe articulatory phonetic features of NAE vowels and consonants and how to teach them
• Analyze and formulate NAE phonological rules of assimilation, dissimilation, deletion, epenthesis, metathesis, and reduction;
• Articulate NAE prosodic features, including stress, rhythm, prominence, intonation in connected speech;
• Demonstrate knowledge of intersections of the NAE sound system with other areas of language and knowledge of pedagogical treatments
• Apply knowledge and skills to areas of own interest in NAE phonology or NAE interlanguage phonology
• Annotate journal articles on a unified topic