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1 Course Numbering System Course Organization Spring 2014 and Earlier Course Organization Beginning Fall Rhetoric and composition Rhetoric and composition Rhetoric and composition Rhetoric and composition Honors English Honors English Honors English Honors English Literature, History, and Culture 2010 Literature and Genre 2310 Introduction global from bulletin 2410 Introduction to British Introduction to British Introduction to American Introduction to American Introduction to : fiction 2720 Introduction to : drama 2730 Introduction to : poetry 2740 Reading film as narrative 2931 Topics in and 3000 Critical practices and processes in literary studies 3210 Advanced composition 3210 Writing practices and processes 3220 Writing for the professions 3220 Writing for workplaces 4027 Teaching English in the secondary school. Shifted to College of Education English linguistics 4110 Exploring the English 4120 Structure of the English 4120 Anatomy of English 4130 History of the English 4130 History of the English 4170 Studies in 4170 Studies in 4210 The processes of writing 4210 Writing, literacy and rhetoric studies

2 4220 The art of rhetoric: theory and application 4220 Rhetorical theories and practices 4230 Writing center theory, practice, and research 4250 Creative writing: fiction 4250 Creative writing: fiction 4260 Creative writing: poetry 4260 Creative writing: poetry 4310 Studies in global Moved to 4850 PRE-1700 COURSES 4301 Medieval and Chaucer 4410 British to Themes in medieval 4420 Renaissance : 16th 4430 Renaissance : 17th 4440 The ages of Dryden and Pope: The age of Johnson: The romantic period: British of the 16th 4331 Shakespeare 4341 British of the 17th 4351 Milton 4361 Literatures of Pre-Colonial and Colonial America (can fulfill requirement, if the student has already fulfilled a pre requirement) COURSES 4402 The novel to 1900 (can fulfill a pre-1700 requirement, if the student has already fulfilled requirement) 4412 Transatlantic British of the long 18th 4432 US Literatures of the Revolution and New Republic 4442 US Literature from the Constitution to the Civil War 4452 British of the Romantic period, Gothic 4470 Victorian 4472 British of the Victorian period,

3 4482 US Literature from the Civil War to the Early 20 th Century 4480 The modernist period in British 4490 The postmodernist period in British 4510 Colonial and American from the beginnings to American from 1798 to American from 1865 to th American : the modern period 4560 The contemporary period in American : 1945 to present 1900-PRESENT COURSES 4503 British since Irish 4523 Modernism 4533 US : 20th beginnings to WWII 4543 British of the postmodernist period 4553 US after World War II 4563 Literatures of the 21st Moved and split into 4361 and 4432 Moved to 4442 Replaced by 4482 Moved to 4533 Replaced by 4553 INDIVIDUAL AUTHOR AND TEXT COURSES 4610 Individual authors 4610 Individual authors 4615 Text in context 4620 Chaucer Moved to Shakespeare's major plays Moved to Milton Moved to 4351 APPROACHES TO LITERATURE: GENRE, THEME, ARTISTIC MOVEMENTS, CULTURE 4710 Studies in genre 4710 Studies in genre 4715 Children's 4716 Science-fiction/fantasy

4 4717 Comics and graphic narrative 4718 British humor 4720 Literary criticism 4720 Literary criticism and cultural studies 4750 American drama 4735 Drama 4736 Fiction 4737 Nonfiction 4738 Poetry 4760 British drama 4780 Literature in film 4740 Film studies 4745 Digital literacies 4755 Law and 4800 Studies in and 4810 Race, ethnicity, and identity in American and 4820 Studies in race and/or ethnic 4770 Studies in and 4775 Literature and Place 4785 Gender, sexuality, 4786 Women writers UCCS DIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS 4810 Comparative race and ethnic studies 4820 Studies in critical race and ethnic studies 4825 Native American / Indigenous s (new course, to be proposed for UCCS) 4830 African-American 4830 Africana s 4840 Post-colonial 4840 Postcolonial s 4850 Global s (replaces 4310, must get approval from UCCS) 4860 Survey of women's Moved to Studies in women and 4931 Topics in or writing Replaced by 4785 UNIVERSITY- DESIGNATED NUMBERS 4931 Topics in 4932 Topics in writing 4953 Seminar in 4954 Seminar in writing 4954 Seminar in creative writing

5 4986 Writing internship 4986 Writing internship 4995 Independent study in 4995 Independent study in English English 4997 Capstone 4999 Senior thesis 4999 Senior thesis

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