Dual Language and English Learner Education · Fall 2026
SDSU DLE 496 — American Sign Language IV
An ASL Level 4 course builds upon previous ASL knowledge by focusing on advanced conversational skills, complex grammatical structures, an in-depth understanding of ASL classifiers, and nuanced storytelling. Allows students to engage in detailed ASL communication while further refining their vocabulary and fluency, often including topics like role-shifting, detailed descriptions, and culturally significant issues within the Deaf community; essentially preparing them for more advanced interactions with native/Deaf signers; requiring completion of ASL Level 1, 2, and 3 courses as a prerequisite.
Course requirements
Prerequisites: ASL 101 (formerly DLE 101), ASL 102 (formerly DLE 102), and ASL 201 (formerly DLE 201).
- ASL 101 (formerly DLE 101), ASL 102 (formerly DLE 102), and ASL 201 (formerly DLE 201).
Fall 2026 enrollment options
Seat status can change| Class # | Format | Status | Seats | Time | Location | Professor | RateMyProfessors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10866 Discussion | Online asynchronous | Waitlisted | 0 / 0 | TBA | ONLINE | Svenna Pedersen | 4.3/5 · 31 reviews Difficulty 2.3 · 94% take again |
| 10865 Lecture | Online asynchronous | Closed | — | TBA | ONLINE | Svenna Pedersen | 4.3/5 · 31 reviews Difficulty 2.3 · 94% take again |
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