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ENGLISH COURSES (ENG-Arts and Science)

ENG 104/105 Writing Studio (1, 1; maximum 2)
ENG 106 Orientation to American Language and Educational Culture (3)
ENG 108 U.S. Cultures & Composition for Second-Language Writers (5)
ENG 109 College Composition for Second-Language Writers (4) MPF
ENG 111 Composition and Rhetoric (3) MPF
ENG 112 Composition and Literature (3) MPF
ENG 119 English for International Graduate Students (3)
ENG 121 Comedy or Tragedy (3) MPF
ENG 122 Popular Literature (3) MPF
ENG 123 Introduction to Poetry (3) MPF
ENG 124 Introduction to Fiction (3) MPF
ENG 125 Introduction to Drama (3) MPF
ENG 131/132/133 Life and Thought in English Literature (3, 3, 3) (131) MPF
ENG 134 Introduction to Shakespeare (3) MPF
ENG 141/142/143 Life and Thought in American Literature (3, 3, 3) (142, 143 are MPT) MPF
ENG 144 Major American Authors (3) MPF
ENG 161 Literature and Politics (3) MPF
ENG 162 Literature and Identity (3) MPF
ENG 163 Literature and Travel (3) MPF
ENG 165 Literature and Sexuality (3) MPF
ENG 169 Disability Identity (3) MPF
ENG 171 Humanities and Technology (3) MPF, MPT
ENG 172 Rhetoric, Persuasion, and Culture (3)
ENG 201 Special Topics in Language Awareness (3) MPF
ENG 202 Varieties of English: Dialect Diversity and Language Change (3) MPF
ENG 213 Writing for Media (3)
ENG 215 Workplace Writing (3)
ENG 220 Literature and Film (3; maximum 6) MPT
ENG 221 Shakespeare and Film (3) MPT
ENG 222 The Rhetoric of Information and Data Visualization (3)
ENG 223 Strategies for Writers (3)
ENG 224 Digital Writing and Rhetoric: Composing Words, Images and Sounds (3) MPT
ENG 225 Advanced Composition (3)
ENG 226 Introduction to Creative Writing: Short Fiction and Poetry (3)
ENG 230 Studies in Themes and Genres (3; maximum 6)
ENG 231 The Short Story (3)
ENG 232 American Women Writers (3) MPT
ENG 233 British Women Writers (3) MPT
ENG 235 Classics of Film (3)
ENG 236 Alternative Traditions in Film (3) MPT
ENG 237 GLBTQ Literature (3)
ENG 238 Narrative and Digital Technology (3)
ENG 245 Rhetoric of Disability Rights (3)
ENG 246 Native American Literature (3) MPF
ENG 247 Appalachian Literature (3) MPF
ENG 248 Asian American Literature (3) MPF
ENG 251/252 Life and Thought in European Literature (3, 3) MPF
ENG 251L/252L European Literature (4, 4)
ENG 253 Jewish Identity and Russian Literature (3)
ENG 254 Latino/a Literature and the Americas (3) MPF
ENG 255 Russian Literature from Pushkin to Dostoevsky in English Translation (3) MPF, MPT
ENG 256 Russian Literature in English Translation: From Tolstoy to Nabokov (3) MPT
ENG 258 Copywriting: Electronic Media (3)
ENG 259 The Modern World Novel (3)
ENG 261 Modern Drama (3)
ENG 262 Children’s Literature (3)
ENG 262M Children’s Literature for Middle Childhood (3)
ENG 265 European Jewish Cinema (3)
ENG 267 Russian Literature in English Translation: From Pasternak to the Present (3) MPT
ENG 271 Cultures and Literature of the American South (3) MPF
ENG 281 The English Novel (3)
ENG 282 American Fiction (3)
ENG 283 Modern Poetry (3) MPT
ENG 293 Contemporary American Fiction (3) MPT
ENG 298 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies (3)
ENG 301 History of the English Language (4) MPT
ENG 302 Structure of Modern English (4) MPT
ENG 303 Introduction to Linguistics (4) MPF
ENG 304 Backgrounds to Composition Theory and Research (3) MPT
ENG 310 Special Topics in Rhetoric and Persuasion (3)
ENG 311 Contemporary Fiction (3)
ENG 312 Contemporary Poetry (3)
ENG 313 Technical Writing (3) MPT
ENG 314 Playwriting (4)
ENG 315 Business Writing (3)
ENG 316 Legal Writing (3)
ENG 320 Intermediate Creative Writing: Fiction (3; maximum 6)
ENG 321 The Literary Marketplace (3)
ENG 323 Creative Non-Fiction (3)
ENG 324 Ethics and Digital Media (3)
ENG 325 Russian Reception of Classical Culture (3)
ENG 327 Medieval Literature (3) MPT
ENG 328 The Renaissance: Nondramatic Literature of the 16th Century (3)
ENG 329 Disability Poetics and Narrative Theory (3)
ENG 330 Intermediate Creative Writing: Poetry (3; maximum 6)
ENG 331 17th-Century Poetry and Prose (3)
ENG 332 Early British Women Writers (3)
ENG 334 English Literature of the Restoration (1660-1714) (3)
ENG 335 English Literature of the 18th Century (3)
ENG 336 African American Writing, 1746-1877 (3) MPT
ENG 337 African American Writing, 1878-1945 (3) MPT
ENG 338 African American Writing, 1946-Present (3) MPT
ENG 339 Writers of the Early Romantic Period (3) MPT
ENG 342 Writers of the Later Romantic Period (3) MPT
ENG 343 English Literature of the Early Victorian Period, 1830-1860 (3) MPT
ENG 344 English Literature of the Later Victorian Period, 1860-1901 (3) MPT
ENG 345 British Modernism, 1890-1945 (3) MPT
ENG 347 Postwar/Postcolonial British Literature, 1945-Present (3)
ENG 348 Ethnic American Literatures (3)
ENG 349 Colonial and Early National American Literature (3)
ENG 350 Topics in Film (3)
ENG 351 Cultural Politics of Gender and Sexuality in Asian/America (3)
ENG 352 American Literature, 1810-1865 (3)
ENG 353 American Literature, 1865-1914 (3)
ENG 354 American Literature, 1914-1945 (3) MPT
ENG 355 American Literature, 1945-Present (3) MPT
ENG 356 Contemporary Jewish Fiction in Europe (3)
ENG 360 Interdisciplinary Special Topics (1-4; maximum 8)
ENG 364 From Marco Polo to Machiavelli (3) MPT
ENG 368 Feminist Literary Theory and Practice (3) MPT
ENG 369 Colonial & Postcolonial Literature (3)
ENG 370 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Theory (3; maximum 6)
ENG 372/373 Shakespeare’s Principal Plays (3, 3)
ENG 374 English Renaissance Drama (3)
ENG 381 African Lusophone Literature (3)
ENG 383 By or About (Afro-) Brazilian Women (3)
ENG 390 Studies in American Regionalism (3; maximum 6) MPT
ENG 401 Dante’s Divine Comedy (3) MPT
ENG 405 Advanced Linguistics: The Research Program of Noam Chomsky (3) MPC
ENG 406 Discourse Analysis: Speech Acts in Context (3) MPC
ENG 407/507 Interactive Business Communication (3)
ENG 409 Topics in Asian/Asian American Studies (3)
ENG 410 Selected Topics in Linguistics (3)
ENG 411/511 Visual Rhetoric (3)
ENG 412/512 Print and Digital Editing (3) MPT
ENG 413/513 Grant and Proposal Writing (3)
ENG 414/514 Usability and User Experience (3)
ENG 415 Capstone in Professional Writing (3) MPC
ENG 416/516 Writing for Global Audiences (3)
ENG 420 Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction Workshop (3; maximum 6)
ENG 422 Creative Writing: Screenwriting (3)
ENG 429/529 Environmental Communication (3)
ENG 430 Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry Workshop (430: 3, maximum 6; 530: 3, maximum 9)
ENG 432 Feminism and the Diaspora: U.S. Women of Color (3)
ENG 435/535 Queer Theory (3)
ENG 437 Black Feminist Theory (3)
ENG 440 Major English and American Writers (3; maximum 6) MPT
ENG 450 Studies in Genre (3; maximum 6)
ENG 460/560 Issues in Creative Writing (3) MPC
ENG 468 Gender and Genre (3) MPT
ENG 470 Studies in Literary Theory (3; maximum 6)
ENG 480 English Honors (3)
ENG 481/581 Writing Center Consulting (3)
ENG 490 Special Topics in Literary Study (3; maximum 6)
ENG 491/591 Art & Craft of Poetry: An Intensive Workshop (1)
ENG 492/592 Art & Craft of Fiction: An Intensive Workshop (1)
ENG 494 Disability in Global and Local Contexts (3) MPC
ENG 495 Capstone in Literature (3) MPC
ENG 496 English Studies: Reflections on Literature & Language (3) MPC
ENG 600 Special Topics in Literature (2-4; maximum 4)
ENG 601 Introduction to Language and Linguistics (2-4)
ENG 602 Introduction to Rhetoric (2)
ENG 603 Literary Theories and Their Histories (4)
ENG 605 Issues in the Profession (2)
ENG 606 Teaching of College Composition Practicum I (2)
ENG 607 Teaching of College Composition Practicum II (2)
ENG 610 Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies (4; maximum 8)
ENG 612 Old English (4)
ENG 614 Medieval English Literature (4)
ENG 617 Chaucer, The Major Poems (4)
ENG 620 Studies in Renaissance Literature (4; maximum 12 toward any degree)
ENG 630 Studies in the Restoration and the 18th Century, 1660-1789 (4; maximum 12 toward any degree)
ENG 640 Studies in 19th-Century English Literature (4; maximum 12 toward any degree)
ENG 650 Graduate Fiction Workshop (4; maximum 16)
ENG 651 Graduate Poetry Workshop (4; maximum 16)
ENG 652 Issues in Creative Writing (4)
ENG 660 Studies in 20th Century Literature (4; maximum 12 toward any degree)
ENG 670 Studies in American Literature, 1800-1865 (4; maximum 12 toward any degree)
ENG 680 Studies in American Literature, 1865-1919 (4; maximum 12 toward any degree)
ENG 690 Studies in Modern American Literature, 1919 to Present (4; maximum 12 toward any one degree)
ENG 692 Introduction to Technical and Scientific Communication (4)
ENG 693 Technical and Scientific Editing (2)
ENG 694 Technical and Scientific Writing (4)
ENG 695 Linguistics for Technical and Scientific Communicators (2)
ENG 696 Managing Technical and Scientific Communication Departments, Publications, and Policies (2)
ENG 697 Information Design for Technical and Scientific Communicators (4)
ENG 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12)
ENG 701 Internship in Technical and Scientific Communication (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12)
ENG 710 Intra-disciplinary Seminar in English Studies (4; maximum 8)
ENG 720 Issues in Digital Composition (4; maximum 12)
ENG 730 Studies in Composition Research and Pedagogy (4; maximum 12 toward any one degree)
ENG 731 The Theory and Practice of Teaching Composition (4)
ENG 732 Histories and Theories of Composition (4)
ENG 733 Histories and Theories of Rhetoric (4)
ENG 735 Research Methods in Composition (4)
ENG 736 Linguistics and Writing (4)
ENG 740 Literary Criticism and Theory (4; maximum 12)
ENG 750 Histories and Methodologies in Literary and Cultural Studies (4; maximum 8)
ENG 751 Special Problems (1-6; maximum 6 toward any degree)
ENG 752 Independent Study in Technical and Scientific Communication (1-6; maximum 6).
ENG 760 Special Topics in Rhetoric (4; maximum 12)
ENG 770 Issues in Professional Writing (4; maximum 12)
ENG 850 Research of Doctoral Dissertation (1-16; minimum 16, maximum 60 depending on departmental requirements)

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