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English
1A: English Composition Introduces the techniques of collegiate English compositions, by emphasizing clear and effective writing and analytical reading. Prerequisite: Proof of assessment of credit in ENGL 905 Fulfils the written communication requirement for the Associate and Bachelor's degree. */***/**** English 1B: English Composition Builds on the skills developed in English 1A through the written analysis of literature, such as short stories, poetry, drama and novels from diverse cultures. Prerequisite: ENGL 1A Fulfils the critical thinking requirement for California State University transfer. */***/**** English 1C: Clear Thinking in Writing Focuses on the techniques and principles of writing effective arguments, by examining word choice, inference, evidence, reasoning and strategies in professional and student-written argument. Prerequisite: ENGL 1A Fulfils the English communication requirement for the Associate and Bachelor's degree. */***/**** English 5A: English Literature A survey of Anglo-Saxon literature: Beowulf through the 18th century. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 5B: English Literature A survey of English literature from the Romantic period to the 20th century. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 6A:World Literature A survey of world literature for the 17th century and Milton to the present. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 7A: American Literature A survey of American writers for the colonial period through the Civil War. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 7B: American Literature A survey of major American writers for the Civil War to the present. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 10: Children's Literature A survey of world literature written for and about children. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 12: African-American Literature A survey of African American literature from the 1700s to the present. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 13: Latino/Chicano Literature A survey of Latino/Chicano literature in the United States. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 16: Latin American Literature An introduction to Latin American Literature through English translation. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 18: Asian American Literature A cross-cultural comparative study of the literary works of Asian American communities, including four of the following: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Vietnamese, Indian, other Southeast Asians and Pacific Islanders. Recommended: ENGL 1A */**/**** English 41: Literature and Film An examination of cultural, aesthetic and historical aspects of selected works of literature and film by analyzing and comparing the techniques of writers and filmmakers. Each semester, the course content will focus on a different theme. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/****
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43: Classical Mythology
An examination of the major myths of western culture and its subsequent treatment in various literary genres. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 44: The Bible as Literature A literary analysis of the Old and New Testaments and their influence on language and literature. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 46: Contemporary American Multicultural Literature An examination of contemporary and modern American writers from, at least, three of the following groups: African American/Black, American Indian, Asian American/Pacific Islander, Chicano/Latino, European American and Middle Eastern American. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 47: Introduction to Poetry A study of the elements of poetry through the reading, analysis and discussion of selected poems. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 48: Introduction to Shakespeare An analysis and discussion of a selection of the author's major plays and poems. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 49: Modern Fiction A analysis and discussion of the modern and contemporary novel and short story. Recommended: ENGL 1A **/**** English 70A/B: Creative Writing The study and practice of techniques involved in the writing of fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction. 70B allows students to build upon the techniques introduced in 70A. Recommended: Eligibility for ENGL 1A */**/**** English 903: Basic Grammar and Sentence Structure A first level language skills course concentrating on grammar, sentence structure, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary and reading. Not designed for ESL students. Does not fulfill the requirement for the Associate degree and is not a baccalaureate level course. Credit/No Credit ONLY English 905: English Fundamentals A preparatory course for English 1A. The focus is on writing essays that develop ideas clearly and use grammatically correct language. Does not fulfill the requirement for the Associate degree and is not a baccalaureate level course. Credit/No Credit ONLY. A grade of credit qualifies the student for English 1A.** English 975A/B/C/D: Writing Skills Lab These courses offer individualized programs for the native speakers of English and non-native speakers who have completed ESL 65GW. Focuses on mastering all levels of writing competency. Does not fulfill the requirement for the Associate degree and is not a baccalaureate level course. Credit/No Credit ONLY. English 980A/B/C/D: Computer Assisted Writing A co-requisite lab course for ENGL 905. A self-paced , individualized program designed to enhance the writing skills developed in 905. Does not fulfill the requirement for the Associate degree and is not a baccalaureate level course. Credit/No Credit ONLY. |
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**This course has a Credit/No Credit option. ***These courses may be taught with one of the following themes. Themes may not be offered every semester. Please check the Schedule of Classes for exact times.
**** This course is acceptable for credit at University of California and California State University. |
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