B.A. English Program: Literature and Language

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  • Course description

    ENGLISH PROGRAM TWO LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE/BACHELOR OF ARTS

    Total Credit Hours: 128
    Major Credit Hours: 36

    Program Two is an English major leading to graduate studies in English and related disciplines requiring analytical skills.

    I. Core Courses (15)
    06-250 Introduction to Textual Studies (3)
    06-300 Writing for the Professions (3)
    or
    06-310 Advanced Writing (3)
    06-314 Linguistics (3)
    06-360 Shakespeare (3)
    06-380 Writing Portfolio (0)
    06-420 Literary Theory and Criticism (3)

    II. Survey of Literature Courses (9)
    Students must take at least one American Literature survey course from the pre-modern period, one British Literature survey course from the pre-modern period, and one additional course.
    A. Choose one American Literature Pre-Modern survey: 
    06-341 American Literature Beginnings to 1860 (3)
    06-343 American Literature 1860 to 1912 (3)
    B. Choose one British Literature Pre-Modern survey:
    06-351 British Literature Beginnings to 1700 (3)
    06-353 British Literature 1700 to 1910 (3)
    C. Choose one additional course from the following:
    06-341 American Literature Beginnings to 1860 (3)
    06-343 American Literature 1860 to 1912 (3)
    06-345 American Literature 1912 to Present (3)
    06-351 British Literature Beginnings to 1700 (3)
    06-353 British Literature 1700 to 1910 (3)
    06-355 British Literature 1910 to Present (3)

    III. Four English Electives (12)

    IV. The General Education advanced writing requirement is satisfied by the completion of Advanced Writing (06-310) or Writing for the Professions (06-300).

    V. In consultation with their advisors in the Department of English, majors must submit a portfolio of writing for review. The portfolio represents assignments and projects completed in courses. Students should register to take Writing Portfolio (06-380) during the final semester before graduation. Further information can be obtained from the student’s advisor and the department chair.


     

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