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12 Courses (29 Sections) as of 5/24/17 5:46 AM

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ENGL 0111 - College Literacy [Description] This course focuses on the development and improvement of reading comprehension, language competency, and writing skills. The emphasis is on discovering self as a reader and writer. Through multiple opportunities to read various texts, to write collaboratively and individually, and to share writing with others, students will experience all phases of the reading and writing processes. This course is reading-intensive and writing-intensive and designed to help develop college-level literacy skills. Credits in this course will not satisfy any certificate or degree requirement. (4 contact hours) (4 contact hours) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40240	LECTURE	13 13 Remaining / 20 Seat Capacity	TWR	06:15 PM-07:50 PM	5/22/17-8/06/17 (X)	C3080	MAIN	Tenon, S	4
40316	LECTURE	7 7 Remaining / 20 Seat Capacity	MTW	10:30 AM-12:05 PM	5/22/17-8/06/17 (X)	A2021	MAIN	Mannix, P	4

ENGL 1110 - English Comp 1A [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: placement test This course focuses on the writing process and on the composition of expository writing assignments, including personal, informational, and critical essays. Students will read and analyze expository and imaginative texts (fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or drama). Because of duplication in course content, students who have taken ENGL 1111 English Composition I (B) should not take this course. (3 contact hours) Transfer Module (3 contact hours) (TM) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40016	LECTURE	5 5 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MWF	10:30 AM-12:05 PM	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	C3076	MAIN	Whetstone, J	3
40070	ONLINE	FULL 0 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Weaver, A	3
40296	ONLINE	FULL 0 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Weaver, A	3
40315	ONLINE	FULL 0 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Hopper, N	3
40587	LECTURE	19 19 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MTW	08:00 AM-09:35 AM	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	C3080	MAIN	James, M	3
40614	LECTURE	19 19 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MTW	02:00 PM-03:35 PM	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	C3080	MAIN	Marinelli, J	3

ENGL 1111 - English Comp 1B [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: a grade of "SC" or better in ENGL 0111 or placement test This course focuses on the writing process and on the composition of expository writing assignments, including personal, informational, and critical essays. Students will read and analyze expository and imaginative texts (fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or drama). In addition, the course reviews the principles of writing effective sentences and paragraphs. Fulfilling all requirements of the first course in the composition sequence, this course provides an additional credit hour designed to address the developmental needs of underprepared student writers, reviewing basic grammar and principles of writing effective sentences and paragraphs. Because of duplication in course content, students who have taken ENGL 1110 English Composition I A should not take this course. (4 contact hours) Transfer Module (4 contact hours) (TM) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40015	LECTURE	FULL 0 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MTWR	12:45 PM-02:20 PM	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	C3081	MAIN	Kincaid, S	4
40258	LECTURE	2 2 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MTWR	06:00 PM-07:50 PM	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	C3081	MAIN	Smiciklas, K	4
40626	LECTURE	10 10 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MTWR	02:30 PM-04:05 PM	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	C3081	MAIN	Gidley, J	4

ENGL 1120 - English Comp 2 [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1111 This course analyzes argumentative strategies, models, and texts. Students will focus on the research process: identifying sources through electronic and print-based research strategies, evaluating research materials, and integrating and synthesizing research material. The course culminates in the production of a fully documented argumentative paper. (3 contact hours) Transfer Module (3 contact hours) (TM) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40018	LECTURE	11 11 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MWF	08:45 AM-10:20 AM	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	C3081	MAIN	Bultman, G	3
40132	ONLINE	FULL 0 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	James, M	3
40231	ONLINE	FULL 0 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	James, M	3
40293	ONLINE	FULL 0 Remaining / 24 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Cox, A	3
40317	ONLINE	2 2 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Soto-Schwartz, M	3
40588	ONLINE	FULL 0 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Cox, A	3
40072	LECTURE	20 20 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MTWR	08:15 AM-10:20 AM	5/22/17-6/27/17 (P1)	C3076	MAIN	Soto-Schwartz, M	3
40071	LECTURE	21 21 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	MTWR	12:45 PM-02:50 PM	6/28/17-8/03/17 (P2)	C3076	MAIN	James, M	3

ENGL 1135 - Creative Writing [Description] This course introduces the theory and practice of creative writing. The course examines a variety of genres such as poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, or drama. Students will read and critique their own and professional writings. (3 contact hours) (3 contact hours) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40380	ONLINE	1 1 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	5/22/17-6/27/17 (P1)	ONLINE	MAIN	Terry, T	3
40215	ONLINE	14 14 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/28/17-8/03/17 (P2)	ONLINE	MAIN	Terry, T	3

ENGL 2210 - Intro to Fiction [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1111 This course explores fiction as an art form through analysis of the techniques and characteristics of its various genres, including short stories, novellas, and novels. Students will study fiction elements and strategies, including point of view, plot, setting, character, theme, and literary devices. (3 contact hours) Transfer Module (3 contact hours) (TM) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40146	ONLINE	5 5 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	5/22/17-6/27/17 (P1)	ONLINE	MAIN	De Monte, J	3
40288	ONLINE	22 22 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/28/17-8/03/17 (P2)	ONLINE	MAIN	De Monte, J	3

ENGL 2220 - Intro to Poetry [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1111 This course examines poetry and the elements of poetry, focusing primarily on 19th and 20th century poems and song lyrics. Students gain both a holistic and analytical appreciation of poetry and will have the opportunity to write their own original poems. (3 contact hours) Transfer Module (3 contact hours) (TM) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40252	ONLINE	8 8 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Hopper, N	3

ENGL 2248 - Literature by Women [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1111 This course traces the history of writing by British and American women and includes selections from the Middle Ages to contemporary times. Students will study from the major genres of fiction, poetry, drama, biography, and essays, as well as letters, journals, dreams, visions, meditations, political writings, and speeches. (3 contact hours) Transfer Module (3 contact hours) (TM) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40198	ONLINE	17 17 Remaining / 30 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/28/17-8/03/17 (P2)	ONLINE	MAIN	Murad, D	3

ENGL 2250 - Survey of Amer Lit 1 [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1111 This course provides a historical and critical study of American literature and literary figures from the colonial period to the advent of realism around 1865. (3 contact hours) Transfer Module,TAG (3 contact hours) (TM, TAG) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40342	ONLINE	14 14 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	5/22/17-6/27/17 (P1)	ONLINE	MAIN	Murad, D	3

ENGL 2260 - Survey of Amer Lit 2 [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1111 This course provides a historical and critical study of American literature and literary figures from 1865 to present. (3 contact hours) Transfer Module, TAG (3 contact hours) (TM, TAG) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40589	ONLINE	22 22 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/28/17-8/03/17 (P2)	ONLINE	MAIN	Johnson, S	3

ENGL 2261 - Introduction to Film [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1111 or permission of instructor This course helps students increase their understanding and appreciation of film. The major focus of the course is on perceiving the major styles of film (formalism, realism, and classicism) as well as on understanding the two approaches to scene structure: montage and mise-en-scene. (3 contact hours) (3 contact hours) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40590	ONLINE	22 22 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Whetstone, J	3

ENGL 2263 - American Cinema [Description / Prerequisite] Prerequisite: ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1111 or permission of instructor This introductory course in film studies is a survey of the American film industry as an art form, as an industry, and as a system of representation and communication. The course explores how Hollywood films work technically, aesthetically, and culturally to reinforce and challenge America=s national self-image. The content of the course is organized into four broad sections: economic foundations of the American film industry, Hollywood genres, recent trends in Hollywood films, and supplementary units on thinking and writing about films. (3 contact hours) Transfer Module (3 contact hours) (TM) [Catalog Entry]
CRN	Schedule	Seats	Days	Times	Dates	Room	Camp	Instructor	Cr
40591	ONLINE	13 13 Remaining / 25 Seat Capacity	-	-	6/12/17-8/06/17 (F)	ONLINE	MAIN	Whetstone, J	3

Summer 2017 Schedule Viewer

12 Courses (29 Sections) as of 5/24/17 5:46 AM

ENGL 0111 - College Literacy [Description]

ENGL 1110 - English Comp 1A [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 1111 - English Comp 1B [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 1120 - English Comp 2 [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 1135 - Creative Writing [Description]

ENGL 2210 - Intro to Fiction [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 2220 - Intro to Poetry [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 2248 - Literature by Women [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 2250 - Survey of Amer Lit 1 [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 2260 - Survey of Amer Lit 2 [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 2261 - Introduction to Film [Description / Prerequisite]

ENGL 2263 - American Cinema [Description / Prerequisite]