English 40A
Introduction to British Literature Part I

Course Overview

Course Policies

Requirements

Learning Objectives

Tips for Success

Reading Schedule

 

 

 

 

 

Professor Julie Yen 
(916)  278-6176
julie.yen@csus.edu
Calaveras 160

Course Policies

  • You must turn in the required assignments (an explication essay and a paper) and take all three tests. Failure to turn in an assignment or take a test will result in a grade of F for the assignment or test.
  • Your assignments must be turned in on time. A late assignment will be penalized one full letter grade, unless you have been given an extension in advance.
  • All writing done for the course should include substantive content as well as observe general principles of good writing: correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, and careful use of language.
  • All work submitted for this course must be your own: plagiarism or cheating on a test will result in a failing grade. (See University Policy about academic dishonesty at http://www.csus.edu/admbus/umanual/UMP14150.htm)
  • Authors' names and text titles should always be spelled accurately.
  • You should always bring your textbook to class.
  • You should always be prepared to respond to the reading questions that will be handed out for each reading assignment. In class I will use the questions to frame our discussions: sometimes I will call on people to respond to a specific question; and sometimes I will ask the whole class to write in response to a certain question. But sometimes, instead of responding to specific questions, you will be asked to discuss a passage that you think is important, for which you can identify key themes, issues, and connections.

 

English 40A

English Department
California State University, Sacramento