Looking for practice sample sets for Linguistics classes? Check out MIT’s OpenCourseWare website.
MIT’s Department of Linguistics and Philosophy has made available a number of their course materials ranging from introductory classes to graduate seminars. The material available varies widely – sometimes you get just get an outline of the course and selected lecture notes, but in other cases you get sample assignments and exams (with and without solutions), problem sets, complete lecture notes, and audiovisual materials.
Courses with course materials include:
- Introduction to Linguistics
- Language and its Structure II: Syntax
- Topics in Linguistic Theory: Propositional Attitudes
- Topics in Linguistic Theory: Laboratory Phonology
Click here for the full list of courses.
To read more about the history and philosophy behind the MITOpenCourseware project, visit the OCW Project about page.
