Courses

This course will deal with different topics in Asian history. May be repeated twice for credit when the content varies for a maximum of nine hours.

A seminar devoted to different topics in Asian History. May be repeated for credit when the content varies.

Study of curriculum, methods, and materials for students with autism spectrum disorder. Emphasis on the characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and specialized procedures to address those characteristics.

Selected works in autobiography and biography. (WI).

A study of selected works in autobiography and biography with special attention to the art forms used in these works. Repeatable with different emphases for up to nine hours of English credit.

Topics illustrating selected experiences, voices and themes of British authors, including literary movements. Focus varies with each course offering. May be repeated twice when the topics vary substantially. May be offered concurrently with ENGL 6870.

Topics illustrating selected experiences, voices and themes of British authors, including literary movements. Focus varies with each course offering. May be repeated twice when the topics vary substantially.

Exploration of a significant topic or period in British literature; features current faculty research on such topics as Victorian fantasy literature, social identity in medieval Britain and Ireland and children in film. May be repeated 1 time for credit.

Exploration of topics in British literature. Major and minor authors, single or multiple of topic.

Selections from Medieval and/or Renaissance British literatures, including classical, historical, and cultural background.