Department of Communication Disorders

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Speech-Language Pathology Course Sequence

A typical sequence for students with an undergraduate degree in Communication Disorders entering the graduate program in Speech-Language Pathology would be as follows:

Fall 1

CMDS 7860 Ex. Phonetics
CMDS 7570 Evaluation of Research in Speech-Lang. Pathology
CMDS 7800 Neurological Bases of Communicative Disorders
CMDS 7500 Clinical Practicum

Spring 1

CMDS 7550 Language and Speech Disorders In Adults
CMDS 7820 Medical Aspects of Speech Language Pathology
CMDS 7840 Augmentative Communication
CMDS 7500 Clinical Practicum

Summer

CMDS 7520 Clinical Strategies in Child and Adolescent Language Disorders
CMDS 7530 Advanced Fluency Disorders
CMDS 7560 Cleft Palate
CMDS 7500 Clinical Practicum

Fall 2

CMDS 7540 Advanced Voice Disorders
CMDS 7810 Motor Speech Disorders
CMDS 7510 Advanced Articulation Disorders
CMDS 7500 Clinical Practicum

Spring 2

CMDS 7940 Field Experience

Department of Communication Disorders, 1199 Haley Center, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849
Phone: (334) 844-9600 | Fax: (334) 844-4585 | E-Mail: krishsr@auburn.edu