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31 components
From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 31 graded components.
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Official source · University of Toronto Mississauga
This course introduces students to the intersection of linguistics and computing, focusing on how computational algorithms and data structures can be used as a formal model of language.
Prerequisite
None listed
Where the marks come from
Fall 2026 syllabus
Research Paper Ora 18%
Term Test Block 1 18%
Term Test Block 2 18%
Term Test Block 3 18%
Research Paper Oral · 18%Term Test Block 1 · 18%Term Test Block 2 · 18%Term Test Block 3 · 18%Enterprise Report 1 · 3%Enterprise Report 2 · 3%Enterprise Report 3 · 3%Leading A Tutorial 1 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 10 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 11 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 12 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 2 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 3 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 4 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 5 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 6 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 7 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 8 · 1%Leading A Tutorial 9 · 1%Participation 1 · 0.58%Participation 10 · 0.58%Participation 11 · 0.58%Participation 12 · 0.58%Participation 2 · 0.58%Participation 3 · 0.58%Participation 4 · 0.58%Participation 5 · 0.58%Participation 6 · 0.58%Participation 7 · 0.58%Participation 8 · 0.58%Participation 9 · 0.58%
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