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English Department |
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En 10013 A, B, & C: English |
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3 Semester Hours (48 CH) Each |
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This course is a comprehensive study of the principles of
correct usage to the parts of speech. Application of these principles
is given in oral and written exercises, including analysis, diagraming
and written themes. This study also includes sentence structure, grammar,
and correct punctuation. |
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En 20023 A, B, & C: English |
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3 Semester Hours (48 CH) Each |
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This course is a more comprehensive study of English grammar. |
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En 30033 A, B, & C: English |
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3 Semester Hours (48 CH) Each |
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This course is an advanced study of paragraph and theme
writing.It prepares the student for the art of writing. |
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En 40043 A & C: Thesis Writing |
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3 Semester Hours (48 CH) Each |
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The gathering of materials and documenting one's hypothesis
is presented in this course. The form Bibliography is carefully presented.
Time is also given on how to obtain permission to quote from another's
writings. |
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En 50063 A, B, & C: Etymology |
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3 Semester Hours (48 CH) Each |
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This course is designed to show how modern words are developed
from ancient roots in the Hebrew, Latin, Greek, Old English, French, and
other languages. It shows how to expand one's understanding by observation
of prefixes, suffixes, etc. |
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