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    • Language and Computers . LING 32

    Overview of how computers learn, understand, and generate human language, and how computers can be used to assist in the scientific study of language. Focus on building conceptual understanding of how language can be represented and processed by computers, what aspects of human language present challenges for these approaches, how linguists use computers to study language, and the role of language technologies in society. No technical background assumed.

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    5

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    Letters and science

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