Department of English

English Course Syllabi

Course	Title
Lower Division Courses
ENGL 001	Basic Writing Skills
ENGL 001A	College Composition
ENGL 001C	Critical Thinking and Writing
ENGL 001X	Basic College Composition Bridge
ENGL 002	English for Speakers of Other Languages IV
ENGL 011A	The Literary Experience
ENGL 016	Structure of English
ENGL 020	Expository Writing
ENGL 020E	Expository Writing ESL
ENGL 020T	Expository Writing-Technical Communications
ENGL 030	Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGL 030A	Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGL 030B	Introduction to Writing Fiction
ENGL 030C	Introduction to Poetry Writing
ENGL 040A	Introduction to British Literature I
ENGL 040B	Introduction to British Literature II
ENGL 050A	Introduction to American Literature I
	John Jamison David Madden Chauncey Ridley
ENGL 050B	Introduction to American Literature II
ENGL 096	Experimental Offerings in English
Upper Division Courses
ENGL 100	Studies in Literary Theory and Criticism
ENGL 100A	Literacy Criticism
ENGL 100B	Literary Theory
ENGL 109E	Writing for Proficiency for ESL
ENGL 109W	Writing for Proficiency
ENGL 110	Studies in Linguistics
ENGL 110A	Linguistics and the English Language
ENGL 110B	History of the English Language
ENGL 110J	Traditional Grammar and Standard Usage
ENGL 110M	Gender and Language
ENGL 110P	Second Language Learning and Teaching
	John T. Clark Marie Helt
ENGL 110Q	English Grammar for ESL Teachers
ENGL 116A	Studies in Applied Linguistics
	John T. Clark Angus Dunstan Ronald Santora
ENGL 116B	Children's Literary Classics
ENGL 118T	Professional Writing
ENGL 120	Studies in Rhetoric and Composition
ENGL 120A	Advanced Composition
ENGL 120B	Argumentative Essay
ENGL 120D	Art of Rhetoric
ENGL 125	Studies in Applied Language, Literature and Composition
ENGL 125A	Literature and Film for Young People
ENGL 125B	Writing and the Young Writer
ENGL 130	Writing in Creative Writing
ENGL 130A	Writing Short Fiction
ENGL 130B	Poetry Writing I
ENGL 130C	Poetry Writing II
ENGL 130E	Grandmother, Mother, Me
ENGL 130F	Writing for Television
ENGL 130J	Writing Feature Filmscripts
ENGL 130M	Art of Autobiography
ENGL 130N	Writing Subjective Non-Fiction
ENGL 130P	The Literary Journal
ENGL 140	Studies in British Literature
ENGL 140A	Introduction to Old English
ENGL 140B	Medieval Literature
ENGL 140C	The English Renaissance
ENGL 140D	The Metaphysical Poets
ENGL 140E	Restoration Comedy
ENGL 140F	The Golden Age of Satire
ENGL 140G	Birth of the British Novel
ENGL 140H	Nineteenth Century Novel
ENGL 140I	The Romantic Imagination
ENGL 140J	The Victorian Imagination
ENGL 140K	Modern British Literature, 1900-Present
ENGL 140L	Modern British Fiction, 1900-Present
ENGL 140M	Modern British Drama, 1889-Present
ENGL 141A	The Essential Shakespeare
ENGL 145	Major Figures in British Literature
ENGL 145A	Chaucer-Canterbury Tales
ENGL 145B	Shakespeare-Early Plays, 1592-1600
ENGL 145C	Shakespeare-Later Plays, 1600-1612
ENGL 145I	John Milton
ENGL 150	Studies in American Literature
ENGL 150A	Early American Literature
ENGL 150B	American Romanticism
ENGL 150C	American Realism
ENGL 150D	Early Modern Fiction, 1910-1950
ENGL 150E	American Poetry, 1910-1950
ENGL 150F	Contemporary American Poetry, 1950-Present
ENGL 150G	Contemporary 'American Poetry, 1950-Present
ENGL 150H	Recent American Fiction, 1980-Present
ENGL 150I	Modern American Short Story
ENGL 150J	Twentieth Century American Drama
ENGL 150K	West in American Literature
ENGL 150L	Lost Generation Writers
ENGL 150M	California Fiction
ENGL 150N	Modern Comic American Fiction
ENGL 155	Major Figures in American Literature
ENGL 155E	Hemingway and Fitzgerald
ENGL 155F	Mark Twain
ENGL 160	Studies in Literature in Translation
ENGL 165	Literature of the English Speaking World
ENGL 165A	A Survey of Irish Literature
ENGL 165D	Postcolonial Literature
ENGL 165E	Modern Indian Literature
ENGL 170	Studies in Literary Genres and Modes
ENGL 170D	Drama
ENGL 170E	Short Fiction
ENGL 170G	Modern Poetry
ENGL 170H	Introduction to Comedy
ENGL 170I	Introduction to Tragedy
ENGL 170K	Masters of the Short Story
ENGL 170L	The Absurd Vision on Modern Drama
ENGL 175	Studies in the Intellectual Backgrounds of Literature
ENGL 180	Studies in the Literature of Ethnic Minorities
ENGL 180A	Forms of African-American Poetry
ENGL 180B	Forms of African-American Fiction
ENGL 180F	Major African-American Authors
ENGL 180H	American Identities: In the Intersection of Race, Gender, and Ethnicity
ENGL 180L	Chicano Literature
ENGL 180M	Asian American Literature
ENGL 180R	Native American Poetry, Story, and Myth
ENGL 180W	Native American Literature
ENGL 185	Studies in Women's Literature
ENGL 185B	Twentieth Century Fiction by Women
ENGL 185C	British Women Novelists
ENGL 185D	American Women Writers
ENGL 185E	Chicana/Latina Women Writers
ENGL 185H	Lesbian Writing: Theory and Practice
ENGL 185I	Contemporary American Fiction by Women
ENGL 185J	Introduction to Women in Literature
ENGL 190	Proseminar in English
ENGL 190C	Science Fiction
ENGL 190D	Detective Fiction
ENGL 190H	The Supernatural in Literature
ENGL 190L	Proseminar in Drama
ENGL 190V	Great Drama on Video
ENGL 191A	Masterpieces of the Cinema
ENGL 195	Field Study
ENGL 195A	Writing Center Theory and Practice
ENGL 196	Experimental Offerings in English
ENGL 197	Studies in Film Literary Form
ENGL 197A	Film - Horror, Comedy, Science-Fiction
ENGL 197G	Films of Great Directors
ENGL 197I	Film - Depression Giggles
ENGL 197J	Shakespeare and Film
ENGL 197K	Fiction into Film
ENGL 197L	The American Film
ENGL 197M	Recent American Films
ENGL 197N	Gumshoes and Gangsters
ENGL 197R	Films of Alfred Hitchcock
ENGL 197S	Films of Woody Allen
ENGL 199	Special Problems
Graduate Courses
ENGL 200	Methods and Materials of English Studies
ENGL 200A	Methods and Materials of Literary Research
ENGL 200D	Materials and Methods of TESOL Research
ENGL 201	Literary Theory and Criticism
ENGL 210	Linguistics
ENGL 215A	Reading/Vocabulary Acquisition
ENGL 215B	ESL Writing/Composition
ENGL 215C	Pedagogical Grammar for TESOL
ENGL 215D	Pedagogy of Spoken English
ENGL 220	Rhetoric and Composition
ENGL 220A	Teaching College Composition Amy Heckathorn Cherryl Smith
ENGL 220C	Teaching Basic Writing at the College Level
ENGL 225	Theories of Teaching Literature
ENGL 230	Creative Writing
ENGL 230A	Writing Fiction
ENGL 230B	Advanced Poetry Writing
ENGL 230X	Master Class in Writing Fiction
ENGL 230Y	Master Class in Writing Poetry
ENGL 240	British Literature
ENGL 240A	Chaucer
ENGL 240B	The World and the Flesh: Victorian Fiction
ENGL 240C	Age of Johnson
ENGL 240E	Major 18th Century Novelists
ENGL 240F	Dickens and Thackeray
ENGL 240G	Yeats, Kavanagh and Heaney: Ireland's Modern Irish Poets
ENGL 240H	D.H. Lawrence
ENGL 240I	Jane Austen
ENGL 240J	James Joyce
ENGL 240K	English Renaissance Drama
ENGL 240L	Conrad and Greene
ENGL 240M	The Gothic Novel
ENGL 240N	Literature of the High Middle Ages
ENGL 240R	Charles Dickens
ENGL 240S	Modern Irish Fiction
ENGL 240T	Renaissance Literature
ENGL 240W	Modern British Drama
ENGL 240X	Contemporary British Fiction (1980-Present)
ENGL 245	Shakespeare Studies
ENGL 250	American Literature
ENGL 250D	Hawthorne and Melville
ENGL 250F	Whitman and Dickinson
ENGL 250G	William Faulker - Major Fiction
ENGL 250H	Major American Realists
ENGL 250J	Henry James
ENGL 250K	Contemporary American Fiction
ENGL 250L	American Women Writers
ENGL 250P	Wharton and Chopin
ENGL 250Q	Irish-American Fiction
ENGL 250S	Modern American Drama
ENGL 250T	Postmodern Fiction
ENGL 250U	Roaring Twenties Literature
ENGL 250V	Cultural Studies
ENGL 260	Literary Studies
ENGL 260A	Myth Criticism
ENGL 275	Seminar in Literary History
ENGL 280A	Aesthetics of Minority Literature
ENGL 296	Experimental Offerings in English
ENGL 297	Studies in Literature
ENGL 299	Special Problems: English Tutorial
ENGL 410	Internship in Tutoring English
ENGL 410B	Internship - ESL Tutoring
ENGL 500	Culminating Experience