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Apr 16, 2026
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LIN 334 - Basic Programming Techniques: Computational Ling
An introduction to computational linguistics for students with limited prior programming experience. This course builds a foundation for programming in Python while introducing principles of computational linguistics and natural language processing. The course begins with a review of basic programming concepts including variables, conditionals, loops, file I/O, and regular expressions with special emphasis on string manipulation. This transitions to a focus on the foundations of language modeling, corpus-processing, classification, and quantitative and qualitative model evaluation techniques. Students with substantial programming experience should take LIN 335 .
3 credits
Prerequisite(s): C or better in LIN 120 , CSE 110 , CSE 114 , ISE 108 , or PHY 277 or instructor approval
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