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SGNL 1401. Elementary American Sign Language I. 4 Hours.

Students develop vocabulary acquisition, cultural components, drills, sentence formation, and everyday ASL conversation leading to proficiency. This course assumes no previous instruction in American Sign Language. Weekly language laboratory period is required. Competent signers or those with considerable knowledge of ASL should contact the Department of World Languages and Cultures for assistance with credit by examination. Grade of C or better required in SGNL 1401 in order to continue to SGNL 1402. Instruction is in American Sign Language.

Minor in American Sign Language

https://catalog.shsu.edu/undergraduate/colleges-academic-departments/humanities-social-sciences/world-languages-and-cultures/minor-american-sign-language/
The 12-14 semester credit hour requirement consists of four courses in one language: 1411 (or 1401), 1412 (or 1402), 2311, and 2312. These courses must be taken in sequence. No two courses in the series may be taken concurrently without the written approval of the Department Chair. These cases are generally limited to Study Abroad/Study Away. The requirement reads “12-14 hours” to accommodate transfer students from institutions that award only 3 credit hours for each semester of the first year.