30 courses with the subject ENGL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ENGL 0011Elements of Writing : In this course students review basic grammar concepts in the3.0
context of college-level writing. This writing will include thesis development, paragraph organization, coherent and cohesive practices in essay construction, and analyzing various types of writing situations by focusing on their audience and purpose. Credits are not counted toward the minimum needed for graduation and are not transferable. .
ENGL 1112English I : An introduction to college-level formats and research-based writing including3.0
thesis development, organizational strategies, and structure of arguments focused on purpose and audience. Students will learn to research topics and integrate research into their essays, using appropriate documentation and citations. Students will organize a portfolio of their writing that reflects writing processes they have learned with a minimum grade of "C" or placement by examination. Prerequisite: HEN 011 or ENGL 0011 with a minimum grade of “C” or placement by examination. Previously HEN 112.
ENGL 1113English II : This course moves the student from writing basic papers to engaging in3.0
scholarly dialogue through critical thinking, reading, and writing. Students will develop evaluative, analytical, and rhetorical skills through focused discussions, presentations and a variety of research-based papers. Prerequisite: HEN 112 or ENGL 1112 with a minimum grade of “C” or placement by examination. Previously HEN 113
ENGL 1114Speech : This course focuses on speech as a theoretical and practical approach to the3.0
principles of effective oral communication. The course includes instructor and peer evaluation of a student’s ability to formulate a thesis, support a thesis with evidence and logic, and appeal to specific audiences. Prerequisite: HEN 112 or ENGL 1112 with a minimum grade of “C”. Previously HEN 114.
ENGL 2202Intro to Literature (W – Designation): (Writing Intensive Course) This course3.00
introduces students to the major genres of narrative fiction, poetry, and drama. It continues to develop the skills of writing, critical reading and research learned in ENGL 1112 and ENGL 1113 while focusing on the study of literature. It is therefore appropriate both for non-majors who are interested in literature, and for English majors who need to develop skills for the critical reading and analysis of literary texts. Pre-Requisite: HEN112 or ENGL 1112 & HEN113 or ENGL 1113. Previously HEN 202.
ENGL 2211World Literature I (G - Designation) : World Literature I is a survey of multicultural3.0
literature from ancient times to the European Renaissance. Each semester selections are made from ancient Egyptian poetry, the Bible, Classical Greek literature, poetry in early China, an epic from India's Heroic Age, early Islamic literature and the beginnings of a Western literature. The course gives the student a more inclusive world 156
ENGL 2212World Literature II (G - Designation) : World Literature II is a comparative survey of3.0
literature from the European Renaissance to the modern age. The multicultural writers come from Europe, Africa, and Asia, examine a variety of subjects and have diverse concerns. Each writer was selected because each has in some way brought to the world a new perspective or "a new lens." Each literary work will be read to locate important ideas and to find the significant center of the work within its own cultural context. The course includes an original research project. Pre-Requisite: HEN113 or ENGL 1113. Previously HEN 212.
ENGL 3313English Literature I (W - Designations) : Students will gain knowledge and3.0
understanding of key literary movements, concepts, and works in British literature from the Middle Ages, the Early Modern Period, and the Restoration and the Eighteenth century by reading poems, letters, essays, and novels. Students will undertake heavy reading and writing-intensive activities which will help them learn critical reading strategies and reading comprehension so that they can appreciate British literary art. Students will also write two research-based papers that closely examine particular works, characters, devices, themes, and contexts. Pre-
ENGL 3314English Literature II (W - Designations) : Students will gain knowledge and3.0
understanding of key literary concepts, works, and movements in British literature from the Romantic, Victorian, and Modern periods by reading poems, essays, short stories, and novels. Students will undertake heavy reading and writing-intensive activities which will help them learn critical reading strategies and reading comprehension so that they can appreciate British literary art and its contribution to American literature and art. Students will also write two research-based papers that closely examine particular works, characters, devices, themes, and contexts.
ENGL 3319Advanced Composition (W, I - Designations) : An investigation of rhetorical3.0
argumentation in the academic disciplines and the professional world. Students will write analytical responses to social, cultural, and political readings and will write papers supporting arguments in their own disciplines using MLA or APA style. The final project and paper will be an investigation of the writing culture in their own majors using primary and secondary sources. Pre-Requisite: HEN113 or ENGL 1113. Previously HEN 319.
ENGL 3320Folk & Fairy Tales : This course focuses on folk and fairy tales as adult tales. In this3.0
course, students will learn about folk and fairy tales from various cultures. Specifically, students will learn about contexts of folk and fairy tales, study both the tales and interpretations of them, and critically analyze the tales in both discussions and written work. Pre-Requisite: HEN113 or ENGL 1113. Previously HEN 320.
ENGL 3321Shakespeare : This course is study of selected poems and plays by William Shakespeare3.0
Attention will be given to the social and historical context of the works, to the Shakespearean theatre, and to interpretations of Shakespeare on film. Prerequisite: HEN 113 or ENGL 1113 with a minimum grade of “C”. Previously HEN 321.
ENGL 3326Advanced Speech : Builds on the basic speech course to develop proficiency in public3.0
and professional communication. Students will analyze arguments in public speeches and debates and will prepare and present arguments grounded in reasoning and information. This course includes effective delivery for radio and television, and group presentations using multimedia. Pre-Requisite: HEN114 or ENGL 1114. Previously HEN 326. 157
ENGL 4421Creative Writing : This course explores creative writing as a field and emphasized the3.0
study of creative writing devices. Students apply these devices to their own original creative work. Prerequisite: HEN 113 or ENGL 1113 with a minimum grade of “C”. Previously HEN 421.
ENGL 4439Techniques & Methods of Discussions : The principles, techniques, and methods of3.0
different forms of oral discourse: formal and informal group discussion, interview debate, seminar symposium, panel, etc. Pre-Requisite: Pre-Requisite: HEN 114 or ENGL 1114 with a minimum grade of “C”. Previously HEN 439.
