# Computational Linguistics

## COGS-4340

This course will explore how linguistics, the scientific study of the properties of human language and languages, can be applied to the development of intelligent agents that can fluently and meaningfully communicate with people in natural language. It will focus on linguistic phenomena that have so far been particularly resistant to effective machine processing, such as lexical ambiguity resolution, reference resolution, ellipsis, indirect speech acts, implicature, and non-literal language (e.g., metaphor and irony).

4 credits Communication Intensive
Cross-listed with:
COGS-6340 Computational Linguistics
Prereqs:
COGS-2340 Introduction To Linguistics

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2023

Computational Linguistics (4c) [CI]

- Marjorie McShane

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Computational Linguistics (4c) [CI]

- Marjorie McShane

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Computational Linguistics (4c)

- Sergei Nirenburg

Seats Taken: 2/10

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