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English
English like any other language is a complex system of words used to communicate ideas. From simple greetings to lengthy creative expression, language not only enables us to learn about each other but also helps us learn about ourselves as well.
In English composition, there are specific rules that were created to make this language as uniform as possible. These rules serve the purpose of keeping confusion or misinterpretation of written communication to a minimum. Without conventions like spelling or punctuation, composition would lack efficiency.
In poetry, drama, fiction, and creative non-fiction, language is used to create art. Analyzing such texts affords us the opportunity to learn universal truths about our world and to witness the true nature of genius-original thought.
Course Descriptions
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- ENG 20 - Introduction to Communication Skills
- ENG 21 - Developmental Reading
- ENG 22 - Introduction to Expository Writing
- ENG 51 - Technical Reading
- ENG 60 - Technical Writing
- ENG 100 - Composition
- ENG 102 - College Reading Skills
- ENG 120 - Advanced Technical Writing
- ENG 201 - Creative Writing
- ENG 209 WI - Business and Managerial Writing
- ENG 210 - Writing Term Papers
- ENG 250 - American Literature
- ENG 251 - British Literature to 1800
- ENG 252 - British Literature after 1800
- ENG 253 - World Literature to 1600
- ENG 254 - World Literature after 1600
- ENG 255 - Short Story and Novel
- ENG 256 - Poetry & Drama
- ENG 257 - Themes in Literature
- ENG 257F - Women In Literature
- ENG 257L - J.R.R. Tolkein
- ENG 257M - Cross-Cultural Perspectives
- ENG 257P - Literature and the Sea
- ENG 257X - Literature and Technology
- ENG 310 - Advanced Technical and Business Communication
