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Courses
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Cherokee |
Self
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ENGL 1110,
Freshman Composition I. Provides
a foundation for further University education by focusing on developing a
writing process and learning sound approaches to reading and writing within the
academic community.
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ENGL 1120,
Freshman Composition II.
Builds on the foundation established in the first
freshman writing course with an emphasis on research and documentation.
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ENGL 1127,
Honors Writing Seminar II.
Builds on the foundation established in the first
freshman writing course with an emphasis on research and documentation.
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ENGL
3110, Survey of
Linguistics. Pr. 1120 or 1127. Explore human language. For students in anthropology, child development,
communication, education, foreign languages, language disorders, linguistics, literature, pre-law,
psychology, & sociology.
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Summer II 2012, Fall 2012 |
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ENGL 3040, Technical Writing. Pr. Junior standing. Develops
professional writing skillis. Designed for students in engineering, and other
scientific and technical fields.
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ENGL 4140 - Language Variation. Investigate how language reveals personal
history & expresses identity. Relevant to students interested in
anthropology, child development, communication,
communication disorders, education, foreign languages, linguistics, literature, pre-law,
psychology, & sociology.
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ENGL
4150 - Topics in Linguistics: Language and the Law. Pr. 1120 or 1127
composition. This course examines the social and linguistic aspects of written
and spoken legal language from contemporary and historical perspectives.
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Fall 2012 |
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ENGL
4150 - Topics in Linguistics: Linguistic
Fieldwork. Collect, manage, & interpret language data in a community
setting. Useful for students entering graduate programs or professional fields
that conduct or benefit from community-based research. Prior course work in
linguistics helpful, not required.
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ENGL 5840/6840
- Modern English Grammars. Discover the social & historical forces
& the linguistic models which shape our understanding & teaching of English grammar.
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ENGL7270
- Structure of English. Examine the phonology, morphology,
& syntax of American English dialects in relation to literature, composition,
technical writing, & language standardization.
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ENGL
7280
- English Language Learning & Development.
Develop working
knowledge of first and additional language learning theory with specific
reference to English.
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ENGL
7280
- SLA Research Seminar
prepares students to interpret & conduct SLA
research. Students develop a working knowledge of qualitative & quantitative
methodology. Research skills include preparing a literature review, a human
subjects review board protocol, & a research proposal. Students will also become
familiar with hypothesis testing using Chi Square, t-test, correlation, &
multivariate analysis.
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ENGL
7280
- English Language
Varieties & Literatures
of the Africa Diaspora
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ENGL
7280
-World
Englishes provides an opportunity for critical analysis of the terms second,
language, and acquisition in the context of the debate about World
English. Readings are selected to help students decide if the global spread of
English is linguistic imperialism, if English a language of neutrality in
multilingual post-colonial countries, or it global English is best understood as
belonging fully to those who appropriate it.
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Spring 2013 |