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| ENG 101: Composition 101 |
| 3 semester-hour credits -
Tuition $448.50 |
Beginning course in expository writing, emphasizing skills of written expression, organization, and
presentation. Prerequisite: ENG 099 or a satisfactory score on ACT/SAT
from within the last 5 years, or a passing score on the CSU-Pueblo
AccuPlacer exam. Please contact the Division of Continuing Education for more information. E-mail available.
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| ENG 102: Composition 102 |
| 3 semester-hour credits -
Tuition $448.50 |
The purpose of this course is to provide students with a variety of skills and strategies used by college writers to
produce convincing argument papers based on reading and research. The course places heavy emphasis on the planning,
writing, and revising of student essays and research as well as the development of critical reading skills.
Prerequisite: ENG 101
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| ENG 130: Introduction to Literature |
| 3 semester-hour credits -
Tuition $448.50 |
Introduction to the three major literary genres: fiction, poetry, and drama. The main emphasis is on close reading
and textual analysis. E-mail available.
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| ENG 231: Literature of England I |
| 3 semester-hour credits -
Tuition $448.50 |
Students will become familiar with major developments in English literary history from the Anglo-Saxon period through
the eighteenth century; with relevant factors in the social, political, cultural, and intellectual history of the eras in
question; and with representative authors, genres, and texts. To succeed in the course, students will need to demonstrate
knowledge of these topics and the ability to relate them to one another. Finally, students will learn techniques for
reading and interpreting these texts and develop their skill in writing about literature in papers and essay exams.
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| ENG 355: Women Writers of Detective Fiction |
| 3 semester-hour credits - Tuition $417 |
Requires students to read 15 novels from Christie to contemporary authors, listen to one collection of short stories,
and complete various written assignments. E-mail available.
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| ENG 424: Development of the Novel Using Film |
| 3 semester-hour credits - Tuition $417 |
Students will read Margaret Doody's book, The True Story of the Novel Students then select two novel/film combination
from each of the three periods and perform comparison/contrast of the novel and the film. E-mail available.
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