May 16, 2024  
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2021-2022 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Course Descriptions

 

English
  

  • ENGG 5115 - Advanced Professional and Technical Writing (3)

    A study of professional communication with an emphasis on achieving an effective style for a variety of document types. Requires a culminating long formal report which solves a problem from the student’s workplace.


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  • ENGG 5130 - Digital Media Studies (3)

    Digital Media Studies is a graduate seminar on theories, principles, and practices of writing for, with, and about digital media.  Projects emphasize critical analysis and application of course concepts, are produced in multiple digital media, and include individualized topics relevant to students’ interest areas.


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  • ENGG 5150 - History of Rhetoric (3)

    History of Rhetoric is a graduate-level survey of rhetorical traditions.  Readings introduce students to cross-cultural rhetoric(s) (primary and theoretical texts) spanning from the Classical to contemporary; discussions and assignments emphasize the application of rhetorical theories in analysis and production of texts.


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  • ENGG 5230 - English Drama (3)

    (Fall). An intensive study of English drama from the beginning to the end of the nineteenth century, excluding Shakespeare. The course approaches dramatic literature historically, thematically, and technically with concentration on analysis, comparison, and synthesis.


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  • ENGG 5300 - Shakespeare (3)

    (Fall). An intensive study of selected comedies, histories, tragedies, and sonnets by William Shakespeare. The seminar requires research, applications of critical theories, and related writing assignments.


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