Undergraduate Courses

The following is a list of undergraduate courses offered by Tyndale University. You can also see the course schedule for specific terms.

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Course Code	Course Name
IDVP 391	Project Management I Project management is more than proposal writing. At the core of project management is developing and implementing a theory of change or...
IDVP 392	Project Management II Builds on the concepts and tools introduced in PM I and focuses specifically on project design and proposal writing. Introduces the variety...
IDVP 401	International Development Internship Students work at a local non-governmental organization (NGO), typically beginning the summer between their second and third years and...
IDVP 431	Operations and Humanitarian Assistance Focuses on operations and logistics, specifically in humanitarian assistance. Provides an overview of what is humanitarian assistance, who...
IDVP 442	The Politics of Foreign Aid Examines a wide variety of issues central to the politics of foreign aid. Examines the various actors, dynamics, theories, and challenges...
IDVP 497 and IDVP 499	Honours Thesis in International Development I and II Students complete a major research project in international development that demonstrates their ability to formulate a research question, use...
INDS 101	University Studies in Christian Perspective An introduction to university education, and to the place and purpose of academic work in the life of the thoughtful Christian student. In...
INDS 110	Academic Achievement Strategies By focusing on the whole learner, this course equips students with the tools they will need to achieve success in a university setting....
INDS 475	Christianity and Culture An interdisciplinary upper-level course that explores academic disciplines and culture from an explicitly Christian perspective. Offered only...
LING 101	Introduction to Linguistics I Introduction to core “technical” areas of linguistics: phonetics, phonology, morphology and syntax. Interplay of linguistics with the related...
LING 102	Introduction to Linguistics II Continuation of LING 101. This half of the course explores the interface between linguistics and related disciplines such as history,...
LING 201	Phonetics Introduction to the broad range of human speech sounds used in languages of the world. Students receive training and practice in recognizing...
LING 203	Phonology I: Phonological Analysis Provides an introduction to the theory and practice of analyzing sound systems in spoken languages. Opportunity to apply the principles of...
LING 204	Morphology and Syntax I Introduces theoretical concepts and analytical principles pertaining to the study of words and word-stems (morphology), and phrases and...
LING 211	Language and Society Introduction to language as a context-dependent social phenomenon. Students examine how various contexts and social factors, such as age,...
LING 302	Language and Culture Acquisition Practical introduction to language and culture learning for linguists, missionaries and professionals who find themselves in areas where no...
LING 303	Phonology II: Advanced Phonological Analysis Builds upon LING 203 by exploring recent developments and current issues in phonological theory. Attention is given to the interplay between...
LING 304	Morphology and Syntax II Explores the rich variety of morphological and syntactic constructions and processes found in human language, deepening the students’...
LING 380	Psychology of Language Same as PSYC 380
LING 405	Field Methods Being able to gather and organize data, form hypotheses and work ethically with human subjects in research are essential professional skills...
LING 407	Discourse Analysis Analysis of structures and meaning beyond the sentence to how information is organized in texts. Consideration of text genres and the study...
LING 432	Historical Linguistics Introduces students to the study of language change. It considers how and why languages change over time. Attention is given to the...
LING 471	Semantics and Pragmatics Provides students with the theoretical tools with which to study meaning at the word and sentence levels, and to explain how people interpret...
LING 475	Principles of Bible Translation Designed to give the student the theoretical basis and practical skills for the transfer of meaning from one language to another. Topics will...
LING 476	Principles of Literacy Covers methods used in the introduction of literacy to ethno-linguistic minority groups. It includes orthography design, consideration of...

Undergraduate Courses

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