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LECTURING CONTRACT

COURSE : MORPHOLOGY
Study Program : English Education Study Program
Semester :V
Lecturer : Agnes O. Manek,S.S.,.M.Hum.

1. Course Description

The Morphology course introduces students to the structure of words and the processes by which
words are formed and modified. It covers essential topics such as morphemes, word formation
processes, inflection, derivation, compounding, and morphological typology in various languages.

2. Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, students are expected to:

1. Understand fundamental concepts of morphology, including morphemes and word


formation.
2. Analyze morphological structures in different languages.
3. Identify inflectional and derivational processes.
4. Apply theoretical concepts to real-world linguistic data.
5. Differentiate morphological patterns in a variety of linguistic typologies.

3. Teaching Methods

1. Face-to-face/Online lectures
2. Group discussions
3. Data analysis on word structures
4. Morphological case studies
5. Student presentations

4. Evaluation and Grading

Assessment for this course will be based on the following components:

Class participation : 10%


Individual/group assignments :30%

Mid-term Exam (MTE) :25%

Final Exam (FE) : 35%

5. Course Policies

1. Attendance : Students are required to attend at least 75% of the total sessions.
Failure to meet this requirement will affect the final grade.
2. Assignments : All assignments must be submitted by the specified deadlines. Late
submissions will result in a grade penalty.
3. Academic Integrity : Any form of plagiarism will not be tolerated and may lead to
disciplinary actions as per applicable regulations.

6. Course Schedule
Week Topic Activity
1 Introduction to Morphology Lecture, Syllabus Overview
Morphemes: Free and Bound
2 Discussion, Initial Assignment
Morphemes
Word Formation Processes:
3 Case Study, Data Analysis
Inflection vs. Derivation
Affixation: Prefixes, Suffixes,
4 Group Discussion, Analysis Task
Infixes, and Circumfixes
Morphological Typology: Isolating,
5 Presentation, Data Comparison
Agglutinating, Fusional
6 Compounding and Blending Case Study, Morphological Analysis
7 Reduplication in Morphology Discussion, Group Work
Review and Mid-term Exam
8 Review Session, Practice Questions
Preparation
9 Mid-term Exam (MTE) Exam
Morphological Productivity and
10 Discussion, Assignment
Restrictions
Morphological Rules and
11 Lecture, Data Analysis
Allomorphy
Morphological Change: Diachronic
12 Group Discussion, Case Study
Analysis
Morphophonemics: Interaction
13 between Morphology and Case Study, Group Assignment
Phonology
Morphological Analysis in Non-
14 Presentation, Data Exploration
Indo-European Languages
Challenges in Morphological
15 Discussion, Individual Research Task
Theories
16 Final Exam (FE) Final Exam
7. Main References

7. Katamba, F. (1993). Morphology. Palgrave Macmillan.


8. Bauer, L. (2003). *Introducing Linguistic Morphology. Edinburgh University Press.

8. Contract Acknowledgement

I hereby declare that I have read and understood all the provisions stated in this lecturing contract. I
commit to participating in the course by adhering to the established rules.

Student Name : ___________________

Student ID :___________________

Signature : ___________________

Date : ___________________

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