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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM
English Major List of Courses
The courses listed satisfy the requirements for English Major. SUBSTITUTIONS MUST BE AUTHORIZED IN WRITING BY THE DEPARTMENT CHAIR. Courses are groped to correspond with the Advisement Guide that each student should use to construct his/her program. Copies should be filed with the department secretary.
Required Courses
Literature in the 18th Century
350:311 17th Century Literature 350:313 Art of Satire 350:315, 316 English Renaissance Literature 350:317 Readings in English Pre-Romantics 350:318 English Biography & Autobiography 18th Century 350:319, 320 Shakespeare 350:323, 324 English Drama to 1624 350:325, 326 The 18th Century 350:343, 344 The Bible as Literature 350:349 The English Novel 350:367 Restoration Literature 350:368 Restoration & 18th Century Drama 350:371 Milton 350:373 Chaucer 350:378 Middle English Literature (aside from Chaucer) 350:380 European Renaissance & English Literature 350:411 Development of English Language 350:440 Seminar Medieval Literature 350:479 Major British Authors
Literature prior to the 19th Century
350:329,330 The Romantic Period 350:333,334 The Victorian Period 350:350 The English Novel 350:365 World Drama to 1900 350:385 18th & 19th Century Drama 350:405,406 Major Victorian Authors 350:429 Aspects of the European Novel 350:431 World Novel to 1900 350:480 Major British Authors 352:300 American Poetry 352:337, 338 American Literature of the 19th Century 352:361 Studies in American Authors 352:363 The Novel in American
Literature after the 19th Century
350:339,
340 Major Writers of the 20th Century 350:353, 354 Modern & Contemporary English Novel 350:377 Science Fiction, Technology & Society 350:395 Nuclear War & Literature 350:467 Recent Trends in British Drama 352:343, 344 American Literature of the 20th Century 352:350 Vietnam War & American Literature 352:376 Modern American Poetry 352:377, 378 Contemporary American Literature 352:420 Recent Trends in American Fiction 352:468 Recent Trends in American Drama 350:342 Modern English Poetry 352:301 American Poetry 352:333 American Drama 352:348, 349 Minorities in American Literature 352:351 Crime & Punishment in American Literature 352:362 Studies in American Authors 352:364 The Novel in America 352:368, 369 Special Topics in American Literature 352:395, 396 African American Literature 352:415, 416 Seminar in American Literature
Authors
350:319, 320 Shakespeare 350:371 Milton 350:373 Chaucer 350:382 James Joyce 350:419, 420 Authors 350:479, 480 Major British Authors 350:481, 482 Readings in a Major Author 352:222 Major American Writers 352:361, 362 Studies in American Authors José Martí
15 additional credits chosen from any of the courses listed here
350:205 Fiction into Film 350:215, 216 Literary Masterpieces 350:247, 248 Forces in Modern Literature 350:254 Literature & Revolution 3rd World 350:303 Writing for Business & Profession 350:306 Advance Exposition 350:310 English Grammar 350:337 Topics in Literature 350:341 Mythology in Literature 350:350 The English Novel 350:351, 352 Survey World Literature 350:355 Technique of Poetry 350:356 Caribbean Literature 350:360 Topics in Women & Literature 350:361, 362 Women in Literature 350:363, 364 Special Topics in Film 350:375 Writing for Non-Fiction 350:379 Computer & Literature 350:381 The Short Story 350:391 Writing for Publication 350:393, 394 Studies in Literary Relations 350:398 Literature & Protest 350:401, 402 Advance Writing 350:417, 418 Literary Criticism 350:430 Aspects of the European Novel 350:433 Asian American Literature 350,461, 462 Creative Writing Fiction 350:463, 464 Creative Writing Poetry 350:469, 470 Literary Genres
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