Academic Catalog

Department of English and Modern Languages

English Program

For updated information, see our website at https://www.fhsu.edu/english.

The English program offers courses in writing, language, and literature. The study of English forms a cornerstone of a liberal arts education and will help you:

  • Become an adaptable thinker, confident in your ability to determine your own path
  • Learn to analyze, express, and understand information at a time when information literacy is an essential skill
  • Know how to bring innovation and creativity to the workplace
  • Acquire skills that employers are searching for, like critical thinking, creativity, and written/verbal communication

Because these skills are transferable to dozens of fields, earning a degree in English not only lets you explore your interests in writing, language, and literature, but will also give you extraordinary career flexibility

English at FHSU: Whether you focus your coursework on literature, teaching, or writing, studying English gives you the range of skills you’ll need to thrive in a career…and in life:

  • In-depth classes open your mind to new cultures and ideas through the classics of literature and works by contemporary authors
  • You’ll develop the ability to think critically, make reasoned decisions, and solve problems
  • You’ll heighten your ability to communicate verbally and in writing
  • You’ll hone your curiosity, giving you career agility to succeed in an increasingly complex global workplace and diverse society

Find your passion by planning service-learning projects, working on the award-winning student-run journal Lines from the Middle of Nowhere, or tutoring in the Writing Center.

Modern Languages Program

For more information, visit the website at https://www.fhsu.edu/mlng/.

Gain an invaluable leading edge and set yourself apart in a global workplace when you graduate with foreign language experience at the tip of your tongue. 

Our programs will guide you in exhibiting advanced thinking and a heightened sense of intelligence and culture that can open doors for you in our global business world or international academic settings.

If you have an interest in foreign languages and desire to be exposed to new cultures, a degree in Modern Languages will suit you well. You will be equipped with the skills needed to better understand other cultures. 

Empower yourself to explore the language of another country through valuable experiential learning:

  • Be prepared to pursue dozens of careers
  • Experience fascinating coursework and engage with supportive faculty and staff who have experience traveling all over the world
  • Take advantage of unique extracurricular activities and student resources within a diverse department

Policy. Heritage Speakers of Spanish, German, or French or students with prior experience in these languages should arrange to take an online placement exam through the Department of Modern Languages to determine possible eligibility for advanced standing.

Master of Arts: English

For information on earning this degree, please contact the department.

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English

ENG 012  Writing Studio I     (3 Credits)  

The study of basic writing with emphasis on the conventions and processes of academic writing. Required of all freshmen as determined by (1) ACT standard score of 14 or below in English; or (2) ACT score between 15 and 18 in English and score of 3.1 or below on Directed Self Placement. Students completing this course will have three credit hours added to the minimum degree requirements.


  
Eligibility Rules: ENG012 Corequisite Course  
  
  
ENG 013  Writing Studio II     (3 Credits)  

The study of basic writing with emphasis on the conventions and processes of academic writing. Students completing this course will have three credit hours added to the minimum degree requirements.


  
Eligibility Rules: ENG013 Corequisite Course  
  
  
ENG 099  Senior English Portfolio     (0 Credits)  
Graduating seniors will submit a portfolio that represents their best work related to their major and concentration as a culminating experience.

  
  
  
  
ENG 100  English for International Students     (3 Credits)  

Prepares students for advanced English language competencies in reading, writing, speaking, and listening through the study of English grammar, mechanics, punctuation, vocabulary, and public speaking.


  
  
  
  
ENG 101  English Composition I     (3 Credits)  

Study and application of rhetorical principles of writing with particular emphasis on analyzing and writing expository prose.


  
Eligibility Rules: ACT English greater than 18 (SAT ERW >=510) or ACT English score of 15-18 (SAT ERW 450-509) and DSP score of 3.1 or higher or currently enrolled in ENG012 or student location is FHSU Online  
  
  
ENG 102  English Composition II     (3 Credits)  

Study of rhetorical principles of writing with particular emphasis on argumentation and research.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or is in process of completing ENG101  
  
  
ENG 103  English Language Laboratory  +  (3 Credits)  
Augments study of advanced English language skills through directed research, writing, and documentation activities, and through individualized tutorials.

  
  
  
  
ENG 121  Language Skills in the Professions     (3 Credits)  
A study of fundamental language skills (including vocabulary, spelling, grammar, punctuation, and sentence construction) within the context of modern professional usage.

  
  
  
  
ENG 125  World Literature and the Human Experience     (3 Credits)  

A study of literature as a vehicle for giving enduring form to the perception of universal themes basic to the human condition, such as conformity, rebellion, society, initiation, love, morality, and death.


  
  
  
  
ENG 126  Introduction to Literature     (3 Credits)  

A study of the short story, drama, poetry, and the novel as expressions of the human quest for meaning and understanding with emphasis on close reading and critical analysis of literary texts.


  
  
  
  
ENG 146  Introduction to Creative Writing  *  (3 Credits)  

Introductory instruction and practice in various types of writing, such as fiction, poetry, and drama.


  
  
  
  
ENG 199  English Elective  (1-12 Credits)  
This course is designed to receive non-equivalent elective transfer credit.

  
ENG 251  Survey of American Literature I  *  (3 Credits)  

A survey of American literature from the beginning to the Civil War.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 252  Survey of American Literature II  *  (3 Credits)  

A survey of American literature from the Civil War to the present.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 261  Survey of British Literature I     (3 Credits)  
A survey of British literature from Beowulf to the Romantic Period.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 262  Survey of British Literature II     (3 Credits)  
A survey of British literature from the Romantic Period to the present.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 277  Early Field Experience: English Education     (1 Credit)  
Designed to provide students who plan to teach English in middle school or high school with an observation experience. Pass/No Credit.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for ENG277  
  
  
ENG 307  Introduction to Literary Analysis and Theory     (3 Credits)  
A study of the principles of literary theory and terminology and their careful application to close reading, analysis, discussion, and written response to the major genres.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 325  Ideal Societies in Fiction     (3 Credits)  

A study of ideal societies as portrayed in fiction with emphasis on the values we place upon such key ideas as concern for environment and natural resources, genetic and behavioral engineering, freedom vs security and control, health care and education, and the role of the arts as we strive to achieve the best possible life we can.


  
  
  
  
ENG 327  Literature Matters     (3 Credits)  

A topics-based approach to imaginative literature as a way of contemplating the world's complexities.


  
  
  
  
ENG 346  Advanced Creative Writing     (3 Credits)  
Advanced instruction and practice in various types of writing, such as fiction, poetry, drama, and biography.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for ENG346  
  
  
ENG 385  Professional Editing     (3 Credits)  
This course is designed for students interested in refining their ability to edit their own and others' writing. Students will study copyediting, content editing, and visual editing to prepare their own writing for publication and/or to work as editors.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG101, ENG102  
  
  
ENG 399  English Elective  (1-12 Credits)  
This course is designed to receive non-equivalent elective transfer credit.

  
ENG 415  Techniques of Teaching English     (3 Credits)  

Special attention is devoted to theme evaluation, unit construction, and current techniques and materials available in dealing with students of diverse abilities.


  
Eligibility Rules: Admission to Teacher Education  
  
  
ENG 446  Advanced Composition     (3 Credits)  
Advanced theory and practice in exposition and argumentation, emphasizing polish and style.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 447  Community-Based Writing     (3 Credits)  
Students will study and develop strategies to address different rhetorical situations in the community, applying profesional writing principles and subject-area knowledge to nonacademic situations related to their civic, community, and professional interests.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 448  Writing Internship  +  (3 Credits)  
Students work with community and/or campus agencies to complete writing and/or editing tasks. Specified representatives of the agencies will determine and review students' writing and/or editing projects. Additionally, students will meet regularly as a class with the course instructor to discuss projects, offer progress reports, give presentations, and submit writing assignments.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG446  
  
  
ENG 449  Writing for Publication     (3 Credits)  
Students will study diverse avenues and methods of publication, the preparation of theirn own writing for publication, and publishing the works of others. Students' primary goal will involve submitting their work for publication.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG446  
  
  
ENG 482  English Grammar     (3 Credits)  
An introduction to Enlgish grammar, including parts of speech categories, sentence structures, and morphology.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 482G  Traditional English Grammar     (3 Credits)  
An intensive review of traditional grammar.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 497  Young Adult Literature     (3 Credits)  
A study of literature and reading materials suitable for students of middle school and high school age.

  
  
  
  
ENG 497G  Young Adult Literature     (3 Credits)  
A study of literature and reading materials suitable for students of middle school and high school age.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 601  Topics in Literature  +  (1-3 Credits)  

An in-depth study of a particular topic in English not dealt with in the regular curriculum. Virtual College courses offered under this number count for teacher recertification, or for the BGS or MLS degrees.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 601G  Topics in Literature  +  (1-3 Credits)  

An in-depth study of a particular topic in English not dealt with in the regular curriculum. Virtual College courses offered under this number count for teacher recertification, or for the BGS or MLS degrees.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 602  Topics in Writing  +  (3 Credits)  

An in-depth study of a particularly topic in writing not dealt with in the regular curriculum. Virtual College courses offered under this number count for teacher recertification, or for the BGS or MLS degrees.


  
  
  
  
ENG 602G  Topics in Writing  +  (3 Credits)  

An in-depth study of a particularly topic in writing not dealt with in the regular curriculum. Virtual College courses offered under this number count for teacher recertification, or for the BGS or MLS degrees.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 603  Technical and Professional Writing     (3 Credits)  
An introduction to technical and professional writing, this course is appropriate for students in all academic disciplines who wish to write with precision.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 603G  Technical and Professional Writing     (3 Credits)  
An introduction to technical and professional writing, this course is appropriate for students in all academic disciplines who wish to write with precision.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 625  Theories of Literature  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of the most important theories of literature from Aristotle to the present.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 625G  Theories of Literature  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of the most important theories of literature from Aristotle to the present.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 630  Nature Writing     (3 Credits)  
Nature Writing traces historical and sociopolitical origins of the genre, provides research and field study opportunities, and guides students as they write their own reflective, natural history essays. The course provides a venue to explore the ways humans view nature, using writings about the natural world as a catalyst to question the relationship between people and nature.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 630G  Nature Writing     (3 Credits)  
Nature Writing traces historical and sociopolitical origins of the genre, provides research and field study opportunities, and guides students as they write their own reflective, natural history essays. The course provides a venue to explore the ways humans view nature, using writings about the natural world as a catalyst to question the relationship between people and nature.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 631  Literature, Sustainability and the Natural World     (3 Credits)  
Literature, Sustainability, and the Natural World is a study of enviromental literature with emphasis on sustainability, the natural world, and the relationship between human action and environmental consequence.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 631G  Literature, Sustainability and the Natural World     (3 Credits)  
Literature, Sustainability, and the Natural World is a study of enviromental literature with emphasis on sustainability, the natural world, and the relationship between human action and environmental consequence.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 632  Early British Novels     (3 Credits)  
Focuses on understanding both the history and origins of the English novel by careful reading and study of selected novels of the eighteenth and early nineteenth-century by authors such as Samuel Richardson, Henry Fielding, Walter Scott and Jane Austen.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 632G  Early British Novels     (3 Credits)  
Focuses on understanding both the history and origins of the English novel by careful reading and study of selected novels of the eighteenth and early nineteenth-century by authors such as Samuel Richardson, Henry Fielding, Walter Scott and Jane Austen.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 648  Theories of Rhetoric and Composition     (3 Credits)  
Intensive study of classical and modern theories of rhetoric and the application of these theories to composition practices and pedagogy.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 648G  Theories of Rhetoric and Composition     (3 Credits)  
Intensive study of classical and modern theories of rhetoric and the application of these theories to composition practices and pedagogy.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 652  Studies in American Literary Periods  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of American literature in selected periods.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 652G  Studies in American Literary Periods  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of American literature in selected periods.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 653  Studies in American Literary Genres  +  (3 Credits)  

Studies in American Literary Genres.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 653G  Studies in American Literary Genres  +  (3 Credits)  

Studies in American Literary Genres.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 654  Major American Authors  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected American authors.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 654G  Major American Authors  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected American authors.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 655  Regional Literature of the United States  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected American regional literatures.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 655G  Regional Literature of the United States  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected American regional literatures.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 656  Writing Conference  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Directed experience in specific types of writing to be chosen by the students in consultation with instructor.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for ENG656  
  
  
ENG 656G  Writing Conference  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Directed experience in specific types of writing to be chosen by the students in consultation with instructor.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 662  Studies in British Literary Periods  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of British literature in selected periods.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 662G  Studies in British Literary Periods  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of British literature in selected periods.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 663  Studies in British Literary Genres  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected British literary genres.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 663G  Studies in British Literary Genres  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected British literary genres.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 664  Major British Authors  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected British authors.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 664G  Major British Authors  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected British authors.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 674  Independent Projects  +  (1-3 Credits)  

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for ENG674  
  
  
ENG 674G  Independent Projects  +  (1-3 Credits)  

  
Eligibility Rules: Graduate level and permission for ENG674G  
  
  
ENG 675  Playwriting/Screenwriting  +  (3 Credits)  
Variable topics providing the opportunity to learn and practice the craft of writing dramatic scripts for the theatre and motion pictures.

  
  
  
  
ENG 675G  Playwriting/Screenwriting  +  (3 Credits)  
Variable topics providing the opportunity to learn and practice the craft of writing dramatic scripts for the theatre and motion pictures.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 676  Apprenticeship in English  +  (0-3 Credits)  

Courses provides practical experience in the teaching and administration of composition, and literature. Appropriate subtitle will be added to reflect the specific course substance.


  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for ENG676  
  
  
ENG 676G  Apprenticeship in English  +  (0-3 Credits)  

Courses provides practical experience in the teaching and administration of composition, and literature. Appropriate subtitle will be added to reflect the specific course substance.


  
Eligibility Rules: Graduate level and has permission for ENG676G  
  
  
ENG 680  Introduction to Linguistic Science     (3 Credits)  
A beginning course in the synchronic and diachronic description and analysis of language.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 680G  Introduction to Linguistic Science     (3 Credits)  
A beginning course in the synchronic and diachronic description and analysis of language.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 681  Studies in Language and Linguistics  +  (3 Credits)  

A course in selected approaches to the study of language. Studies in genre and qualitative methods for writing research.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 681G  Studies in Language and Linguistics  +  (3 Credits)  

A course in selected approaches to the study of language. Studies in genre and qualitative methods for writing research.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 683  History of the English Language     (3 Credits)  
The history of the English language from the 5th century to the present, including the development of prescriptive and descriptive grammars.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed or currently enrolled in ENG102  
  
  
ENG 683G  History of the English Language     (3 Credits)  
The history of the English language from the 5th century to the present, including the development of prescriptive and descriptive grammars.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 684  Old English     (3 Credits)  
An introduction to the earliest form of our language. Notable selections of prose and poetry are read in Anglo-Saxon. Emphasis on language.

  
  
  
  
ENG 684G  Old English     (3 Credits)  
An introduction to the earliest form of our language. Notable selections of prose and poetry are read in Anglo-Saxon. Emphasis on language.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 685  Studies in English Grammar  +  (3 Credits)  
A study of the various approaches to grammar and usage.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG101  
  
  
ENG 685G  Studies in English Grammar  +  (3 Credits)  
A study of the various approaches to grammar and usage.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 686  Second Language Teaching and Learning     (3 Credits)  
A study of theories and principles of English language teaching, second language acquisition, and a review of various methods and approaches used in language teaching, leading to an understanding of the learning process.

  
  
  
  
ENG 686G  Second Language Teaching and Learning     (3 Credits)  
A study of theories and principles of English language teaching, second language acquisition, and a review of various methods and approaches used in language teaching, leading to an understanding of the learning process.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 691  Literature in Translation  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of literature in English translation.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 691G  Literature in Translation  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of literature in English translation.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 692  Theme Studies in Literature  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected social, cultural, and intellectual themes in literature.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 692G  Theme Studies in Literature  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected social, cultural, and intellectual themes in literature.


  
  
  
  
ENG 693  Studies in World Literature  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected works from world literature in English or in translation.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 693G  Studies in World Literature  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of selected works from world literature in English or in translation.


  
  
  
  
ENG 694  Studies in Folklore and Mythology  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of folklore or mythology.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 694G  Studies in Folklore and Mythology  +  (3 Credits)  

A study of folklore or mythology.


  
  
  
  
ENG 695  Comparative Studies in Literature  +  (3 Credits)  

A comparative study in literature that crosses national or geographic boundaries.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed ENG307  
  
  
ENG 695G  Comparative Studies in Literature  +  (3 Credits)  

A comparative study in literature that crosses national or geographic boundaries.


  
  
  
  
ENG 810  Graduate Studies in Language and Linguistics  +  (3 Credits)  
An intensive study in languages and linguistics.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 811  Graduate Studies in Composition and Rhetoric  +  (3 Credits)  
An intensive study in composition and rhetoric.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 812  Graduate Studies in Literature  +  (3 Credits)  
An intensive study in literature.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 813  Graduate Studies in English Pedagogy  +  (3 Credits)  
An intensive study in English pedagogy at the secondary or college level.

  
  
  
  
ENG 826  Approaches to Graduate Studies in English     (3 Credits)  
A survey of the major disciplines of graduate study in English and practice in primary research methodologies and genres. Required of graduate students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 874  Culminating Experience     (3 Credits)  
This independent study is used for the culminating experience of the MLS Literary Arts degree. This course is not applicable for the MA in English degree.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 875  Seminar  +  (3 Credits)  
A seminar study of a selected subject.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 876  Apprenticeship English     (1-3 Credits)  
By appointment course provides practical experience in the teaching and administration of composition and literature.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
ENG 890  Continuing Graduate Research  +  (0 Credits)  
ENG 890 is a non-credit course required of all graduate students in the Department of English in the fall term. In this course, students review all requirements for the MA in English and report on their progress, with special emphasis given to research projects.

  
  
  
  
ENG 898  Graduate English Course Paper     (0 Credits)  
The English Master of Arts student must submit an approved course paper written to fulfill requirements in a graduate English course, demonstrating graduate-level competence in research and/or critical writing. Pass/no credit.

  
  
  
  
ENG 899  Thesis     (1-6 Credits)  

  
  
  
  

Modern Languages

MLNG 112  Great Works in Translation  +  (3 Credits)  
This course is taught in English and all texts are in English translation. A study of major foreign language works that shape the ways people view the world and make their experience of life meaningful. In addition, this course invites students to develop multiple literacies by learning about prominent language groups and international cultures that lie outside of the American English-speaking world. MLNG 112 covers different works and different cultures in different semesters. This course can be taken more than once if studying a different language and its culture's written works, but it can be taken only once for general education credit.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 199  Modern Languages Elective  (1-12 Credits)  
This course is designed to receive non-equivalent elective transfer credit.

  
MLNG 200  Beginning French Language Laboratory (Only)  +  (1 Credit)  
This laboratory is for students needing lab only and have taken the beginning language I course previously or want to continue taking the lab with beginning language II and III.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG201  
  
  
MLNG 201  Beginning French I     (5 Credits)  

An introductory course in French. Hearing and speaking are stressed initially, followed by reading and writing. This course is designed for students with no previous knowledge of the French language.


  
  
  
  
MLNG 202  Beginning French II  *  (5 Credits)  
A continuation of the introductory course in French. Hearing and speaking are stressed initially, followed by reading and writing. This course is designed for students with the equivalent of one semester of college French.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG201  
  
  
MLNG 207  Beginning German Language Laboratory (Only)  +  (1 Credit)  
This laboratory is for students needing lab only and have already taken the beginning language I course previously or want to continue taking the lab with beginning language II and III.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG208  
  
  
MLNG 208  Beginning German I     (5 Credits)  

An introductory course in German. Hearing and speaking are stressed initially, followed by reading and writing. This course is designed for students with no previous knowledge of the German language.


  
  
  
  
MLNG 209  Beginning German II     (5 Credits)  
A continuation of the introductory course in German. Hearing and speaking are stressed initially, followed by reading and writing. This course is designed for students with the equivalent of one semester of college German.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG208  
  
  
MLNG 224  Beginning Spanish Language Laboratory (Only)  +  (1 Credit)  
This laboratory is for students needing lab only and have taken the beginning language I course previously or want to continue taking the lab with beginning language II and III.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG225  
  
  
MLNG 225  Beginning Spanish I     (5 Credits)  

An introductory course in Spanish. Hearing and speaking are stressed initially, followed by reading and writing. This course is designed for students with no previous knowledge of the Spanish language.


  
  
  
  
MLNG 226  Beginning Spanish II     (5 Credits)  
A continuation of the introductory course in Spanish. Hearing and speaking are stressed initially, followed by reading and writing. This course is designed for students with the equivalent of one semester of college Spanish.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG225  
  
  
MLNG 231  Beginning Chinese I     (5 Credits)  

A beginning level course in modern Mandarin Chinese for students with little or no prior experience in the language. Students learn basic listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in Mandarin Chinese.


  
  
  
  
MLNG 232  Beginning Chinese II     (5 Credits)  

A beginning level course in modern Mandarin Chinese which continues to develop basic listening, speaking, reading and writing skills begun in Beginning Chinese I


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG231  
  
  
MLNG 277  Early Field Experience: Foreign Language Education     (1 Credit)  
Observation and participation experience in a high school under the supervision of a teacher in that school.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 308  Intermediate German I     (3 Credits)  

Conversation, laboratory drill, and readings constitute a general introduction to German literature.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG209  
  
  
MLNG 309  Intermediate German II     (3 Credits)  

Conversation and readings constitute a general introduction to German culture.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG308  
  
  
MLNG 325  Intermediate Spanish I  *  (3 Credits)  
Conversation, laboratory drill, and readings constitute a general introduction to Spanish literature.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG226  
  
  
MLNG 326  Intermediate Spanish II     (3 Credits)  

Conversation and readings constitute a general introduction to Spanish culture.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG325  
  
  
MLNG 327  Spanish for Heritage Learners     (3 Credits)  

This course is designed specifically for heritage speakers of Spanish with oral proficiency but little or no formal training in the language. The course aims to help heritage language speakers further develop their Spanish language skills, to acquire Spanish literacy skills, and to learn more about their Hispanic cultural heritage. This course will help students enhance their bilingual range by developing a broad command of the language, thus better preparing them for future career opportunities.


  
Eligibility Rules: Minimum score of 427 on WebCAPE Spanish placement exam  
  
  
MLNG 390  Topics in Foreign Languages  +  (1-5 Credits)  

An in-depth study of a topic in foreign languages not dealt with in the regular curriculum.


  
  
  
  
MLNG 399  Modern Languages Elective  (1-12 Credits)  
This course is designed to receive non-equivalent elective transfer credit.

  
MLNG 404  French Grammar and Composition Review     (3 Credits)  
An intensive grammar review coordinated with composition exercises.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 405  French Conversation and Reading I     (3 Credits)  
Conversation, laboratory drill, and readings constitute a general introduction to French literature.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 406  French Conversation and Reading II     (3 Credits)  

Conversation and readings constitute a general introduction to French culture.


  
  
  
  
MLNG 410  Foreign Language Teaching Methodology     (3 Credits)  

Study of theories of second language acquisition, instructional methods, and the use of instructional technology.


  
Eligibility Rules: Admission to Teacher Education and permission for MLNG410  
  
  
MLNG 411  German Grammar and Composition Review     (3 Credits)  
An intensive grammar review coordinated with composition excercises.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 427  Spanish Conversational Skills     (3 Credits)  

This course develops the student's oral and listening skills in Spanish at the low advanced level.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG326 or MLNG327  
  
  
MLNG 428  Spanish Grammar and Composition Review     (3 Credits)  

A review of the major points of grammar with strong emphasis on composition and mastery of the Spanish verb.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG326 or MLNG327  
  
  
MLNG 451  Medical Spanish I     (3 Credits)  

An introductory course presenting the medical expressions and terminology related to the relationship between patients and the health professionals in Spanish.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG326 or MLNG327  
  
  
MLNG 452  Medical Spanish II     (3 Credits)  

The second course in the Spanish for Health Professions track leading to a concentration in Spanish for Specific Purposes. It focuses on the acquisition of more advanced medical/health vocabulary and the further advancement of linguistic and cultural competence in the target language.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG451  
  
  
MLNG 453  Medical Spanish Practicum     (3 Credits)  

This is the capstone course in the Spanish for Health Professions track.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG452  
  
  
MLNG 461  Translating and Interpreting I     (3 Credits)  

An introductory course in translation for students of Spanish that accommodates students with an advanced level of Spanish.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG326 or MLNG327  
  
  
MLNG 462  Translating and Interpreting II     (3 Credits)  
The second course in the Translating and Interpreting track leading to a concentration in Spanish for Specific Purposes. It is designed for students with an advanced level of Spanish.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG427, MLNG428, MLNG461  
  
  
MLNG 463  Translating and Interpreting Practicum     (3 Credits)  

This course provides an opportunity for the practical application of translating and interpreting theories and strategies learned in previous translating and interpreting coursework. It also allows students to utilize and further develop their linguistic training in Spanish in an applied field setting related to other academic coursework and/or a desired future vocation.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG462  
  
  
MLNG 471  Business Spanish I     (3 Credits)  

This course is designed for students with an advanced level of Spanish. It is the first in a series of three Business Spanish courses offered. It focuses on terminology, issues, and scenarios that are pertinent to the business work in Spanish-speaking countries and the United States. This course is taught in Spanish and will ask students to rely on and further develop their interpersonal, presentational, and interpretive modes of communication. In addition to continuing to develop their linguistic repertoires, students will garner a greater understanding of intercultural competency by considering sociocultural and socilinguistic issues relevant to fostering business connections across cultures.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG326 or MLNG327  
  
  
MLNG 472  Business Spanish II     (3 Credits)  

This course is designed for students with an advanced level of Spanish. It is the second in a series of three Business Spanish courses offered. It focuses on terminology, issues and scenarios that are pertinent to the business world in Spanish-speaking countries and the United States. This course is taught in Spanish ans will ask students to rely on and further develop their interpersonal, presentational, and interpretive modes of communication. In addition to continuing to develop their linguistic repertoires, students will garner a greater understanding of intercultural competency by considering sociocultural and sociolinguistic issues relevant to fostering business connections across cultures.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG471  
  
  
MLNG 473  Business Spanish Practicum     (3 Credits)  

This course provides an opportunity for the practical application of knowledge acquired in the first two courses of the Business Spanish course sequence. It also allows students to utilize and further develop their linguistic training in Spanish in an applied field setting related to other academic coursework and/or a desired future vocation.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG472  
  
  
MLNG 601  Advanced French Conversation     (3 Credits)  

Progressive development of structured and free conversation.


  
  
  
  
MLNG 601G  Advanced French Conversation     (3 Credits)  
Progressive development of structured and free conversation.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 602  Advanced French Grammar and Composition     (2 Credits)  
Study of more advanced grammar, together with structured and free composition.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG404  
  
  
MLNG 602G  Advanced French Grammar and Composition     (2 Credits)  
Study of more advanced grammar, together with structured and free composition.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 605  French Civilization     (3 Credits)  
A study of the culture and civilization of France from its origin to the present, as revealed in history, literature and fine arts.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG406  
  
  
MLNG 605G  French Civilization     (3 Credits)  
A study of the culture and civilization of France from its origin to the present, as revealed in history, literature and fine arts.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 609  Advanced German Conversation     (3 Credits)  

Progressive development of structured and free conversation.


  
  
  
  
MLNG 609G  Advanced German Conversation     (3 Credits)  
Progressive development of structured and free conversation.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 610  Advanced German Grammar and Composition     (2 Credits)  
Study of more advanced grammar, together with structured and free composition.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG411  
  
  
MLNG 610G  Advanced German Grammar and Composition     (2 Credits)  
Study of more advanced grammar, together with structured and free composition.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 612  German Civilization     (3 Credits)  
The culture, customs and civilization of Germany from its origin to the present with a view to developing a better understanding of the people.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG413  
  
  
MLNG 612G  German Civilization     (3 Credits)  
The culture, customs and civilization of Germany from its origin to the present with a view to developing a better understanding of the people.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 618  Advanced Spanish Conversation     (3 Credits)  

Progressive development of structured and free conversation.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG427  
  
  
MLNG 618G  Advanced Spanish Conversation     (3 Credits)  

Progressive development of structured and free conversation.


  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 621  Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition     (2 Credits)  
Further intensive review with emphasis on the study of more advanced grammar together with structured composition.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG428  
  
  
MLNG 621G  Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition     (2 Credits)  
Further intensive review with emphasis on the study of more advanced grammar together with structured composition.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 623  Spanish Civilization     (3 Credits)  

The culture and civilization of Spain from its origin to the present as revealed in history, literature, and the fine arts.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG427 or MLNG428  
  
  
MLNG 623G  Spanish Civilization     (3 Credits)  
The culture and civilization of Spain from its origin to the present as revealed in history, literature, and the fine arts.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 624  Latin-American Civilization     (3 Credits)  

A study of the customs, culture, and manners of Spanish America with a view to developing an understanding of the people and their attitudes.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG427 or MLNG428  
  
  
MLNG 624G  Latin-American Civilization     (3 Credits)  
A study of the customs, culture, and manners of Spanish America with a view to developing an understanding of the people and their attitudes.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 630  Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics     (3 Credits)  

Linguistics is the scientific study of language and is concerned with describing the rule-governed structures of languages. This course establishes the basis for the application of linguistic principles and provides an overview of linquistic rules with a focus on Spanish.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG427 or MLNG428  
  
  
MLNG 630G  Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics     (3 Credits)  
Linguistics is the scientific study of language and is concerned with describing the rule-governed structures of languages. This course establishes the basis for the application of linguistic principles and provides an overview of linquistic rules with a focus on Spanish.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 652  Survey of French Literature I     (3 Credits)  
Study of French literature from the Middle Ages to 1800.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 652G  Survey of French Literature I     (3 Credits)  
Study of French literature from the Middle Ages to 1800.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 653  Survey of French Literature II     (3 Credits)  
Study of French literature from 1800 to the present.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG405  
  
  
MLNG 653G  Survey of French Literature II     (3 Credits)  
Study of French literature from 1800 to the present.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 654  Survey of German Literature I     (3 Credits)  
Study of German literature from the beginnings to 1800.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 654G  Survey of German Literature I     (3 Credits)  
Study of German literature from the beginnings to 1800.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 655  Survey of German Literature II     (3 Credits)  
Study of German literature from 1800 to the present.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 655G  Survey of German Literature II     (3 Credits)  
Study of German literature from 1800 to the present.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 656  Survey of Spanish Literature I     (3 Credits)  

A survey of Spanish peninsular literature from its origin through such Golden Age authors as Cervantes.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG427 or MLNG428  
  
  
MLNG 656G  Survey of Spanish Literature I     (3 Credits)  
A survey of Spanish peninsular literature from its origin through such Golden Age authors as Cervantes.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 657  Survey of Spanish Literature II     (3 Credits)  

A survey of Spanish peninsular literature of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG427 or MLNG428  
  
  
MLNG 657G  Survey of Spanish Literature II     (3 Credits)  
A survey of Spanish peninsular literature of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 658  Survey of LatinAmerican Literature     (3 Credits)  

A survey of Latin-American literature from Colonial times to the present.


  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG427 or MLNG428  
  
  
MLNG 658G  Survey of LatinAmerican Literature     (3 Credits)  
A survey of Latin-American literature from Colonial times to the present.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 664  Seminar in French Literature  +  (3 Credits)  
Detailed study of a movement, genre, or author.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 664G  Seminar in French Literature  +  (3 Credits)  
Detailed study of a movement, genre, or author.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 665  Seminar in German Literature  +  (3 Credits)  
Detailed study of a movement, genre, or author.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 665G  Seminar in German Literature  +  (3 Credits)  
Detailed study of a movement, genre, or author.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 666  Seminar in Spanish Literature  +  (3 Credits)  
Detailed study of a movement, genre, or author.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG656, MLNG657, or MLNG658  
  
  
MLNG 666G  Seminar in Spanish Literature  +  (3 Credits)  
Detailed study of a movement, genre, or author.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 668  Field Studies in Foreign Languages     (1-6 Credits)  
Participation in an approved study abroad program in countries where the languages in the program are spoken.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG668  
  
  
MLNG 668G  Field Studies in Foreign Languages     (1-6 Credits)  
Participation in an approved study abroad program in countries where the languages in the program are spoken.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 670  Workshop in Modern Languages  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Intensive, short-term courses in modern language, literature, culture or modern language pedagogy.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG670  
  
  
MLNG 670G  Workshop in Modern Languages  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Intensive, short-term courses in modern language, literature, culture or modern language pedagogy.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 672  Independent Study in French  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG672  
  
  
MLNG 672G  Independent Study in French  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 673  Readings in French  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG673  
  
  
MLNG 673G  Readings in French  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 674  Independent Project-Spanish  +  (1-3 Credits)  

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG674  
  
  
MLNG 674G  Independent Project-Spanish  +  (1-3 Credits)  

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 676  Teaching Internship-French  +  (1-3 Credits)  

Practical experience in classroom procedures, including tutorial activities.


  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG676  
  
  
MLNG 676G  Teaching Internship-French  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Practical experience in classroom procedures, including tutorial activities.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 679  Readings in German  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG679  
  
  
MLNG 679G  Readings in German  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 680  Independent Study in German  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG680  
  
  
MLNG 680G  Independent Study in German  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 681  Teaching Internship-German  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Practical experience in classroom procedures, including tutorial duties.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG681  
  
  
MLNG 681G  Teaching Internship-German  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Practical experience in classroom procedures, including tutorial duties.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 685  Readings in Spanish  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG685  
  
  
MLNG 685G  Readings in Spanish  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 686  Independent Study in Spanish  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG686  
  
  
MLNG 686G  Independent Study in Spanish  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Special studies designed to meet the needs of individual, advanced students.

  
  
  
  
MLNG 687  Teaching Internship-Spanish  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Practical experience in classroom procedure, including tutorial activities.

  
Eligibility Rules: Permission for MLNG687  
  
  
MLNG 687G  Teaching Internship-Spanish  +  (1-3 Credits)  
Practical experience in classroom procedure, including tutorial activities.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral  
  
  
MLNG 831  Structure of English for Second Language Purposes     (3 Credits)  
This course explores the complexities of spelling and word formation,grammatical structure, and semantic relations in Modern English. Students cover the historical origins of these complexities in structure. And various approaches to grammatical analysis are covered, but the emphasis is on developing the practical foundations necessary for effective teaching for second language acquisition, rather than on theoretical models.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG830, Graduate level  
  
  
MLNG 832  Reading, Writing and Speaking for ESL & EFL     (3 Credits)  
A focused and in-depth study of theories of how we read, write and speak, as well as the instruction of these skills. The major focus is on practical approaches to teaching reading, writing, and speaking skills to varied student populations, including children in public schools, young adults in pre-academic learning environments, and literacy-challenged adults in adult education programs.

  
Eligibility Rules: Has completed MLNG830, Graduate level  
  
  
MLNG 840  Linguistics for Language Educators     (3 Credits)  
A study of language education with emphasis on current linguistic theories, especially as they apply to second language acquisition teaching. This course provides foundations for further study in linguistics and methodology of language teaching.

  
Eligibility Rules: Academic level is Masters, EdS, Grad Non-Degree OR Doctoral