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Electrical and Computer Engineering
	• ECEGR 4940 - Undergraduate Design Project
	• ECEGR 4960 - Independent Study
	• ECEGR 4990 - Undergraduate Research
English Courses that fulfill requirements for the English major are designated by the following codes: CW - Multi-Genre Creative Writing CWD - Creative Writing Drama/Film CWF - Creative Writing Fiction CWN - Creative Writing Non-Fiction CWP - Creative Writing Poetry INT - Intercultural/Intersectional Pre-1800 - Pre-1800 Literature 1800-Pres - 1800-Present Literature
	• ENGL 1010 - Writing from Sources
	• ENGL 1910 - Special Topics
	• ENGL 1960 - Independent Study
	• ENGL 2000 - Literary Studies
	• ENGL 2010 - Encountering British Literatures
	• ENGL 2020 - Encountering American Literatures
	• ENGL 2030 - Encountering Intercultural Literatures
	• ENGL 2050 - Encountering Creative Writing
	• ENGL 2100 - Intermediate College Writing
	• ENGL 2110 - Writing the Research Paper
	• ENGL 2120 - Scientific/Technical Writing
	• ENGL 2130 - Grammar and Editing
	• ENGL 2135 - Grammar and Punctuation
	• ENGL 2138 - Writing, Editing, and Style
	• ENGL 2520 - Readings in British Literature I
	• ENGL 2530 - Readings in British Literature II
	• ENGL 2540 - Readings in American Literature
	• ENGL 2910 - Special Topics
	• ENGL 2960 - Directed Study
	• ENGL 3010 - Lit to 1500 Context and Theory
	• ENGL 3011 - Lit 1500-1800 Context and Theory
	• ENGL 3012 - Lit 1800 - Present Context and Theory
	• ENGL 3013 - American Literature Context and Theory
	• ENGL 3014 - Intercultural/Intersectional Context and Theory
	• ENGL 3040 - Advanced Writing: Argument and Persuasion
	• ENGL 3050 - Composition Theory and Practice
	• ENGL 3080 - History of the English Language
	• ENGL 3090 - Tutoring Writing: Theory and Practice
	• ENGL 3100 - Writers Workshop Abroad
	• ENGL 3110 - Writing Non-Fiction
	• ENGL 3120 - Writing the Personal Narrative
	• ENGL 3130 - Writing Fiction: Storytelling Principles
	• ENGL 3140 - Writing Fiction: Longer Forms
	• ENGL 3150 - Writing Lyric Poetry
	• ENGL 3160 - Writing Narrative Poetry
	• ENGL 3170 - Travel Writing
	• ENGL 3180 - Writing Scripts
	• ENGL 3210 - The Bible as Literature
	• ENGL 3220 - The Literature of Greece and Rome
	• ENGL 3230 - Medieval Marvels
	• ENGL 3260 - Dante’s Divine Comedy
	• ENGL 3270 - Arthurian Romance
	• ENGL 3280 - Chaucer
	• ENGL 3310 - Shakespeare in Performance
	• ENGL 3320 - Shakespeare
	• ENGL 3330 - Renaissance Drama
	• ENGL 3340 - Renaissance Heroism: Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Milton
	• ENGL 3350 - The Renaissance Lyric
	• ENGL 3360 - 17th Century Literature: The Rhetoric and Poetics of Modern Revolutions
	• ENGL 3380 - Restoration and 18th Century Literature
	• ENGL 3400 - British Romanticism
	• ENGL 3410 - Late 19th Century Literature
	• ENGL 3420 - Clash of Ideals: The Issue of Progress in 19th Century Literature
	• ENGL 3430 - 19th Century European Novel
	• ENGL 3440 - Modernism in Art and Literature
	• ENGL 3450 - Irish Literature
	• ENGL 3460 - Russian Literature
	• ENGL 3470 - Modern Drama
	• ENGL 3510 - American Novelists
	• ENGL 3520 - American Poets
	• ENGL 3530 - American Drama
	• ENGL 3540 - What is Ethnic American Literature?
	• ENGL 3610 - American Renaissance, 1820-1860
	• ENGL 3620 - 20th Century American Literature
	• ENGL 3630 - Modern African American Literature
	• ENGL 3720 - Literature of India
	• ENGL 3730 - African Literature
	• ENGL 3810 - Children’s Literature
	• ENGL 3820 - Introduction to Film Analysis
	• ENGL 3830 - Detective Fiction
	• ENGL 3840 - Ecocriticism
	• ENGL 3910 - Special Topics
	• ENGL 3960 - Directed Study
	• ENGL 4110 - Advanced Non-Fiction Writing
	• ENGL 4130 - Advanced Fiction Writing
	• ENGL 4150 - Advanced Poetry Writing
	• ENGL 4210 - Medieval Masculinities
	• ENGL 4220 - Medieval Women and Writing
	• ENGL 4230 - Medieval Sexualities
	• ENGL 4310 - Donne and His Critics
	• ENGL 4320 - Milton Seminar
	• ENGL 4410 - Female Gothic
	• ENGL 4420 - Modernism/Postmodernism
	• ENGL 4430 - Time Travels
	• ENGL 4510 - Indigenous American Literature
	• ENGL 4520 - African American Slave Narratives
	• ENGL 4530 - Slavery and Labor in American Film and Literature
	• ENGL 4540 - Asian American Literature
	• ENGL 4550 - Americans in Paris
	• ENGL 4610 - Early American Literature
	• ENGL 4620 - Contemporary American Fiction
	• ENGL 4710 - Japanese Drama
	• ENGL 4720 - Writing Resistance: Women in Non-Western Cultures
	• ENGL 4730 - Postcolonial Literature and Theory
	• ENGL 4810 - The History of Narrative from Homer to Hypertext
	• ENGL 4840 - Literary Theory
	• ENGL 4850 - Major Author Seminar

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