284 / FIELDS OF INSTRUCTION

 Assistantships, fellowships, non-Florida fee scholarships, and traineeships
 are available.

 COURSES FOR ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATES AND GRADUATES
 SCH 500-SPECIAL TOPICS. 3 to 5 credits
 SCH 501-HISTORY OF RHETORICAL THEORY. 5 credits
 SCH 505-FORMS OF PUBLIC ADDRESS. 4 credits
 SCH 510-GREAT DEBATES IN AMERICAN LIFE, 1650 TO 1860. 4 credits
 SCH 511-GREAT DEBATES IN AMERICAN LIFE, 1860 TO 1920. 4 credits
 SCH 512-GREAT DEBATES IN AMERICAN LIFE, 1920 TO PRESENT. 4 credits
 SCH 520-HISTORY OF THE THEATRE 1. 4 credits
 SCH 521-HISTORY OF THE THEATRE 2. 4 credits
 SCH 522-HISTORY OF THE THEATRE 3. 4 credits
 SCH 526-PROBLEMS IN SCENE DESIGN. 4 credits
 SCH 527-PRODUCTION COSTUME DESIGN. 4 credits
 SCH 540-PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY: ARTICULATION DISORDERS.
 4 credits
 SCH 541-PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY: VOICE DISORDERS. 4 credits
 SCH 542-PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY: LANGUAGE DISORDERS.
 4 credits
 SCH 543-PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY: STUTTERING. 4 credits
 SCH 549-PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY: DIAGNOSIS
 AND APPRAISAL. 4 credits
 SCH 560-PRINCIPLES OF AUDIOLOGICAL EVALUATION 1. 4 credits
 SCH 561-PRINCIPLES OF AUDIOLOGICAL EVALUATION 2. 4 credits
 SCH 570-AUDITORY TRAINING. 4 credits
 SCH 571-VISUAL COMMUNICATION FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING.
 4 credits
 SCH 572--SPEECH AND LANGUAGE FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING.
 4 credits
 SCH 580-ELECTRO-ACOUSTICAL LABORATORY. 3 credits
 SCH 581-APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO SPEECH RESEARCH.
 3 credits
 SCH 582-MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION. 4 credits
 SCH 585-ADVANCED PHONETICS AND PHONEMICS. 5 credits
 SCH 590-NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF HEARING. 5 credits
 SCH 591-AUDITORY PERCEPTION OF SPEECH. 4 credits
 SCH 596-LANGUAGE ACQUISITION. 5 credits

 GRADUATE COURSES
SCH 600-INTRODUCTION TO GRADUATE STUDY. 4 credits
 Required of all graduate students majoring in speech who do not take SCH 680,
SCH 681, and SCH 682. Areas of speech, with a review of the literature.
SCH 601-SEMINAR IN ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL RHETORIC. 5 credits
 Selected works of outstanding classical writers who have influenced rhetorical
thought, criticism, speaking, and writing.
SCH 602-SEMINAR IN RENAISSANCE AND MODERN RHETORIC. 5 credits
 Rhetorical theory of Continental, English, and American writings, 1200 to 1900.


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