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Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students in English
are expected to:
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Use writing effectively—including current modes
and evolving techniques and technologies—to explore
subject matter and to communicate;
- Develop
understanding of subject matter in relation to larger
historical and/or cultural contexts, including multicultural
contexts;
- Make
connections between theory and practice. Students apply
theory to understand texts, solve problems and teach
effectively, and/or students generalize from experiences
with texts, communication situations and teaching situations;
- Develop
skills of creative and/or critical thinking.
Major,
Bachelor of Arts (39 hours beyond ENG 112) —
minor required — click 
for 2006-2007 course requirements
Special
studies option
English majors with specific career goals such as commercial
or technical writing, legal studies, or linguistics may,
with the approval of the English adviser, substitute two
relevant ENG courses for electives, but no required courses
may be substituted (not ENG
201, ENG
202, ENG
261, ENG
262, ENG
264,
ENG 265, ENG
268, ENG
310, ENG
311, ENG
314, ENG
498, or ENG
499).
Minor
(21 hours)
- ENG
201 (3)
- ENG
202 (3)
- ENG
264, 265, 268 (9)
- ENG
261 or 262 (3)
- ENG
310, 311 or 314 (3)
Other
programs
The College of Arts and Sciences also offers the bachelor
of fine arts degree with a major in creative
writing and the bachelor of arts and bachelor of science
degrees in scientific
and technical communication. Programs in Integrated
Language Arts also are offered by the College of Education
and Human Development.
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