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Academic Year 1998-1999

Calendar
Academic Year 1999-2000

Liberal ed Reqs
Quarter to Semester System

Liberal ed Reqs
Semester to Quarter System

Recommended
Quarter to Semester Substitutions

Fall 98
Schedule

Spring 99
Schedule

ENGLISH	ENGLISH
RECOMMENDED QUARTER TO SEMESTER COURSE SUBSTITUTIONS English Contact: Nancy Michael Hagg-Sauer 305 ph.3357 The following substitutions are recommendations of the department and are subject to change and interpretation. Note: For courses not offered under quarters, see Semester Course Offerings, below.
Quarter Courses 1996-98 Undergraduate Catalog	Recommended Semester Course Substitution 1998-2000 Undergraduate Catalog
089 Basic Writing	0900 Basic Writing
121 College Writing I	1001 College Writing I
122 College Writing II	See Department Plan
123 College Writing III	1002 College Writing II
167 American Nature Writers	2925 American Nature Writers
181 Understanding Fiction	1210 Understanding Fiction
182 Understanding Poetry	1220 Understanding Poetry
183 Understanding Non-Fiction	1200 Understanding Non-Fiction
184 Understanding Drama as Literature	1230 Understanding Drama as Literature
185 Understanding Film	1240 Understanding Film
218 Introductory Writing Fiction	2010 Introduction to Writing Fiction
219 Introductory Writing Poetry	2020 Introduction to Writing Poetry
220 Expository Writing	2000 Expository Writing
221 Scriptwriting	2030 Introduction to Scriptwriting and Playwriting
223 Modern Usage and Structure	3780 The English Language
227 Technical Writing	2100 Technical Writing
241 Introduction to English Literature I	2264 English Literature I
242 Introduction to English Literature II	2265 English Literature II
265 American Indian Literature	3250 American Indian Literature
266 American Literature to 1900	2254 American Literature I
267 American Literature from 1900 to the Present	2255 American Literature II
270 Mythology	2470 Mythology, Legends, & Folktales
271 World Literature I	2274 World Literature I
272 World Literature II	2275 World Literature II
275 The Bible as Literature	2370 The Bible as Literature
281 The Short Story	4370 Literary Genres
285 The American Film	2240 The American Film
289 English Topics	3680 English Topics
310 Mythology, Legends, and Folktales	2470 Mythology, Legends, & Folktales
312 Directed Classroom Instruction	3510 Directed Classroom Instruction
313 Literature for Young Adults	3570 Literature for Young Adults
318 Intermediate Fiction Writing	3010 Advanced Fiction Writing
319 Intermediate Poetry Writing	3020 Advanced Poetry Writing
320 Advanced Prose Style	3000 Advanced Prose Writing
321 Advanced Scriptwriting	3030 Advanced Scriptwriting
323 Writing Course for the Secondary Teacher	3500 Writing for the Secondary School Teacher
325 Writing in the Disciplines	3100 Writing in the Disciplines
330 Women in Film	3240 Women in Film
333 Science Fiction/Fantasy	2210 Science Fiction/Fantasy
340 The Old and Middle English Periods	4264 Chaucer and his Age
343 The Renaissance Period	3260 English Renaissance Period
344 The 17th Century Period	3260 English Renaissance Period
345 The 18th Century Period	3267 Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature
346 The Romantic Period	3268 Romantics and Victorians
347 The Victorian Period	3268 Romantics and Victorians
348 20th Century British Literature	3269 Twentieth-Century British and Commonwealth Literature
351 English Regional Specialty	3269 Twentieth-Century British and Commonwealth Literature
360 American Literature Specialty	American Literature class, with consent of advisor
364 The West in American Literature	3254 American Literature to 1850
366 American Romanticism	3255 American Romanticism, Realism, & Naturalism
367 American Realism	3255 American Romanticism, Realism, & Naturalism
380 The Novel	4370 Literary Genres
381 The Poem	4370 Literary Genres
385 International Film	3340 International Film
389 English Topics	3680 English Topics
418 Advanced Fiction Writing	3010 Advanced Fiction Writing
419 Advanced Poetry Writing	3020 Advanced Poetry Writing
429 History of the English Language	3780 The English Language
441 Chaucer	4264 Chaucer and His Age
442 Milton	4266 Milton and His Age
444 Shakespeare	4265 Shakespeare and His Age
449 English Literature - Single Author Specialization	4660 English Literature - Special Topics
450 English Literature - Multiple Author Specialization	4660 English Literature - Special Topics
451 English Literature Specialty	4660 English Literature - Special Topics
452 Canadian Literature	3269 Twentieth Century British & Commonwealth Literature
457 20th Century American Poetry	3256 Twentieth Century American Literature
465 20th Century American Novel	3256 Twentieth Century American Literature
468 American Literature - Single Author Specialization	4650 American Literature - Special Topics
469 American Literature- Multiple Author Specialization	4250 Major American Authors
480 Seminar Literary Criticism	4770 Seminar: Literary Criticism & Theory
488 Comparative Literature - Single Author Specialization	4270 Comparative Literature
489 Comparative Literature - Multiple Author Specialization	4270 Comparative Literature

The following plan, prepared by the department, will be used to advise students regarding quarter to semester substitutions of sequence and consolidated courses. The plan is based on the following Policies and Practices for Semester Conversion Advising (Semester Conversion Committee; Faculty Senate):

• Options for meeting the No Retake Policy when students already have completed in quarters a portion of a semester course
  1. Using an All-University number, departments may allow students to enroll for variable credit to complete a portion of a semester course.
  2. Using All-University numbers, departments may design and offer appropriate transitional courses.
  3. Departments may waive portions of a sequence course requirement.
  
• This plan is subject to revision and interpretation.
  
• For substitution of courses not listed here, see the Quarter to Semester Course Substitution list
  

Quarter Course (Number and Title)	Option (1, 2 or 3 from above, or description of other option/s)
122 College Writing II	# 2 or English 3100 When interim class is no longer offered: # 1 or # 3