English Curriculum Revision: Navigating the Numbers
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| New Curriculum | Old Numbering |
|---|---|
| 100: Enhanced Written Rhetoric I | 100 |
| 101: Written Rhetoric | 101 |
| 102: Enhanced Written Rhetoric II | 102 |
| 200: Literature in a Global Context | 210-211 |
| 202: Russian Literature | 285 |
| 212: Survey of British Literature I | 215 |
| 213: Survey of British Literature II | 216 |
| 214: Survey of British Literature III | |
| 220: Survey of American Literature I | 217 |
| 221: Survey of American Literature II | 218 |
| 225: African-American Literature | 285 |
| 226: Ethnicity and American Literature | |
| 230: Understanding Literature | 205 |
| 234: Gender and Literature | 290 |
| 228: Film as Narrative Art | 296 |
| 260: The Craft of Writing | 275 |
| 261: Academic and Professional Writing | 201 |
| 262: Business Writing | 262 |
| 264: Basic Journalism | 245 |
| 265: Writing for the Media | 248 |
| 266: Feature Writing | 265 |
| 295: Introduction to Study in English | |
| 299: Special Topics | 295 |
| 300: Advanced Global Literature | 318 |
| 310: British Literature of the Middle Ages | 302 |
| 311: British Literature of the Sixteenth Century | 304 |
| 312: British Literature of the Seventeenth Century | 305 |
| 313: British Literature of the Eighteenth Century | 307 |
| 314: British Literature of the Early Nineteenth Century | 308 |
| 315: British Literature of the Middle and Later Nineteenth Century | 309 |
| 316: British Modernism | 320 |
| 317: Contemporary British and Commonwealth Literature | 321 |
| 320: Literature of the United States I: Settlement to Civil War | 310 |
| 321: Literature of the United States II: Civil War to the Great Depression | 311 |
| 322: Literature of the United States III: World War II to the Present | 312 |
| 330: Hermeneutics and the Study of Literature | 370 |
| 332: The Novel | 314-315 |
| 333: Poetry | |
| 334: Drama | 322 |
| 355: Genre Study | |
| 337: Major Authors (Chaucer/Milton) | 345, 347 |
| 338: Shakespeare | 346 |
| 340: Children's Literature | 325 |
| 341: Adolescent Literature | 326 |
| 350: Teaching of Writing | 357 |
| 351: Language, Grammar, and Writing for the Elementary Classroom | 356 |
| 352: Teaching of Literature | 358 |
| 359: Seminar in Principles of and Practices in Secondary Education | 359 |
| 360: Creative Nonfiction | 301 |
| 362: Creative Writing (Fiction/Poetry) | 355 |
| 370: Linguistics | 344 |
| 371: History of the English Language | 337 |
| 372: Sociolinguistics | 335 |
| 373: Stylistics and Discourse Analysis | |
| 374: English Grammar | 339 |
| 375: Grammar for Teachers of ESL | 338 |
| 380: Internship | 380 |
| 390: Independent Sudy | 390 |
| 395: Senior Seminar | 395 |
| 399: Honors Thesis | 399 |
| Catalog 2010 | Catalog 2011 |
|---|---|
| 100: Enhanced Written Rhetoric I | 100: Enhanced Written Rhetoric I |
| 101: Written Rhetoric | 101: Written Rhetoric |
| 102: Enhanced Written Rhetoric II | 102: Enhanced Written Rhetoric II |
| 201: Academic and Professional Writing | 261: Academic and Professional Writing |
| 205: Understanding Literature | 230: Understanding Literature |
| 210: World Literature I | 200: Literature in a Global Context |
| 211: World Literature II | |
| 215: Survey of British Literature I | 212: Survey of British Literature I |
| 216: Survey of British Literature II | 213: Survey of British Literature II |
| 214: Survey of British Literature III | |
| 217: Survey of American Literature I | 220: Survey of American Literature I |
| 218: Survey of American Literature II | 221: Survey of American Literature II |
| 219: Survey of Canadian Literature | |
| 245: Basic Journalism | 264: Basic Journalism |
| 248: Writing for the Media | 265: Writing for the Media |
| 262: Business Writing | 262: Business Writing |
| 265: Feature Journalism | 266: Feature Writing |
| 275: Craft of Writing | 260: Craft of Writing |
| 283: African-American Literature | 225: African-American Literature |
| 226: Ethnicity and American Literature | |
| 285: Russian Literature | 202: Russian Literature |
| 290: Literature and Women | 234: Gender and Literature |
| 295: Introduction to Study in English | |
| 295: Special Topics | 299: Special Topics |
| 296: Film as Narrative Art | 238: Film as Narrative Art |
| 301: Creative Nonfiction | 360: Creative Nonfiction |
| 302: British Literature of the Middle Ages | 310: British Literature of the Middle Ages |
| 304: British Literature of the Sixteenth Century | 311: British Literature of the Sixteenth Century |
| 305: British Literature of the Seventeenth Century | 312: British Literature of the Seventeenth Century |
| 307: British Literature of the Eighteenth Century | 313: British Literature of the Eighteenth Century |
| 308: British Literature of the Early Nineteenth Century | 314: British Literature of the Early Nineteenth Century |
| 309: British Literature of the Middle and Later Nineteenth Century | 315: British Literature of the Middle and Later Nineteenth Century |
| 310: Literature of the United States I: Settlement to Civil War | 320: Literature of the United States I: Settlement to Civil War |
| 311: Literature of the United States II: Civil War to the Great Depresssion | 321: Literature of the United States II: Civil War to the Great Depresssion |
| 312: Literature of the United States III: World War II to the Present | 322: Literature of the United States III: World War II to the Present |
| 314: The British Novel | 332: The Novel |
| 315: The American Novel | |
| 318: Non-Western Literature: Africa or South Asia | 300: Advanced Global Literature |
| 320: Modern British and American Poetry | 316: British Modernism |
| 321: British and Commonwealth Literature of the Twentieth Century | 317: Contemporary British and Commonwealth Literature |
| 333: Poetry | |
| 322: Modern Drama | 334: Drama |
| 335: Genre Study | |
| 325: Children's Literature | 340: Children's Literature |
| 326: Adolescent Literature | 341: Adolescent Literature |
| 328: Recent Literature for Children | |
| 334: Linguistics | 370: Linguistics |
| 335: Sociolinguistics and Issues in Language Education | 372: Sociolinguistics and Issues in Language Education |
| 337: History of the English Language | 371: History of the English Language |
| 338: Grammar for Teachers of ESL | 375: Grammar for Teachers of ESL |
| 339: English Grammar | 374: English Grammar |
| 373: Stylistics and Discourse Analysis | |
| 345: Chaucer | 337: Major Author (Chaucer) |
| 346: Shakespeare | 338: Shakespeare |
| 347: Milton | 337: Major Author (Milton) |
| 355: Creative Writing | 362: Creative Writing |
| 356: Language, Grammar, and Writing for the Elementary Classroom | 351: Language, Grammar, and Writing for the Elementary Classroom |
| 357: Teaching of Writing | 350: Teaching of Writing |
| 358: Teaching of Literature (as approved in Education proposal) | 352: Teaching of Literature |
| 359: Seminar in Principles of and Practices in Secondary Education | 359: Seminar in Principles of and Practices in Secondary Education |
| 370: Literary Theory and Criticism | 330: Hermeneutics and the Study of Literature |
| 380: Internship in Journalism and Publishing | 380: Internship |
| 390: Indepdent Study | 390: Independent Sudty |
| 395: Senior Seminar | 395: Senior Seminar |
| 399: Honors Thesis | 399: Honors Thesis |
