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Courses
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Cherokee
Mandarin
Arabic |
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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Spring 2008 |
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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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ENGL4140,*Language Variation. Investigate how language reveals personal
history & expresses identity. Relevant to students interested students
interested in linguistics, literature, anthropology, child development, communication,
education, foreign languages, communication disorders, pre-law,
psychology, & sociology.
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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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ENGL5840/6840
- Modern English Grammars. Discover the social & historical forces
& the linguistic models which shape our understanding & teaching of English grammar.
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ENGL
7250
- English Language Learning & Development
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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
- SLAResearch 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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