English Education

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English Major (BSEd)

• ENGL 284, Introduction to Criticism (3 credits)
  
• Pre-1800 Literature (3 credits
  
  • ENGL 311, Ancient and Classical Literature Survey
    
  • ENGL 312, Medieval Survey
    
  • ENGL 313, Renaissance Survey
    
  • ENGL 314, Enlightenment Survey
    
• Post-1800 Literature (3 credits)
  
  • ENGL 315, Early Nineteenth Century Survey
    
  • ENGL 316, The Later Nineteenth Century Survey
    
  • ENGL 317, Modern Literature Survey
    
  • ENGL 318, Post-modern Literature Survey
    
• ENGL 431 or 432, Shakespeare (3 credits)
  
• Writing Elective (3 credits)
  
  • ENGL 301, Advanced Composition
    
  • ENGL 302, Hypertext Writing
    
  • ENGL 305, Professional, Technical and Grant Writing
    
  • ENGL 482, Creative Writing II
    
  • MCOM 210, Basic Newswriting
    
• Linguistics Elective (3 credits)
  
  • LING 403, Introduction to Linguistics
    
  • LING 425, Modern Grammar
    
  • LING 443, History of the English Language
    
• Literature in Social, Historical, or Aesthetic Context (3 credits)
  
  • ENGL 213, Backgrounds to Literature
    
  • ENGL 230, Literature for Younger Readers
    
  • ENGL 258, Literature and Culture
    
  • ENGL 319, Post-Colonial Literature
    
  • ENGL 363, Literary Genres
    
• ENGL 494, Internship in English (3 credits)
  
• Specialization (15 credits)

Total: 39 credits

English Major Specializations

TESL Specialization:

• LING 413, Sociolinguistics
  
• LING 425, Modern Grammar
  
• LING 435, Second Language Development
  
• LING 436, TESL Methodology
  
• ENGL 486, Thetorical Theory and Practice

Literature Specialization:

• Second pre-1800 century literature course
  
• Second post-1800 century literature course
  
• ENGL 484, Literary Criticism
  
• Additional literature not used to satisfy any other requirement
  
• Senior Seminar (3 credits)
  
  • ENGL 422, Age of Chaucer
    
  • ENGL 425, Age of Milton
    
  • ENGL 490, Seminar

Writing Specialization

• Two additional writing electives
  
• ENGL 486, Rhetorical Theory and Practice
  
• Additional literature survey class
  
• Senior Seminar (3 credits)
  
  • ENGL 422, Age of Chaucer
    
  • ENGL 425, Age of Milton
    
  • ENGL 490, Seminar

Desktop Publishing Specialization

• ENGL 486, Rhetorical Theory and Practice
  
• MCOM 210, Basic Newswriting
  
• Editing elective (3 credits)
  
  • MCOM 311, News Editing
    
  • ENGL 305, Professional, Technical and Grant Writing
    
• MIS 231, Desktop Publishin
  
• ARTD 240, Computer Design-Page Layout