Courses in Pedagogy
ENG 3103. Writing
Center Internship.
Theory and practice of writing pedagogy in a tutorial setting.
Developing and using techniques for writing instruction, composition
theory. Writing, revising, tutoring of peers. Prerequisite: ENG 1023
and one sophomore or advanced English course. Three lecture hours
per week. Credit: Three hours.
ENG 3203. Advanced Grammar and Composition. Concentration on
the basic terminology and procedures of English grammar and
composition, with intensive practice in both. Prerequisites: Nine
hours of English. Three lecture hours a week. Credit: Three hours.
ENG 5343. Rhetoric and Composition: Theory and Practice.
Introduction to theory and research in rhetoric and composition with
special emphasis on preparation for teaching college composition.
Prerequisite: Bachelor's degree with a concentration in English or
allied field. Three lecture hours a week. Credit: Three hours.
ENG 5353. Rhetoric and Composition: Theory and Pedagogy of
Electronic Texts. Rhetorical theories and techniques of teaching
with non-print texts, particular attention to writing, literature,
and interactions between text and image. Prerequisite: ENG 5343.
Three lecture hours a week. Credit: Three hours.May be repeated for
credit when topics vary.
WS 5353: Feminist Pedagogy: Perspectives, presentations, and
distance learning. Historical development of feminist writings
on the education of women and the pedagogical uniqueness of teaching
from a feminist perspective. Orients students to distance learning
and on-line technologies for reaching prospective women’s studies
students. Prepares students to conduct community presentations. Two
laboratory and two lecture hours a week. Credit: Three hours.
ENG 6733. Studies in the Profession of Rhetoric and Composition.
Current theoretical issues and skills needed for professions in
academic and non-academic settings, such as administering writing
programs, designing cross-discipline writing programs, or pursuing
careers in writing and editing in business settings. May be repeated
for credit when topic of investigation varies. Three lecture hours a
week. Credit: Three hours.
