Year at a Glance
English Department 2018-2019 teaching schedule
Subject to Change
FALL 2018
10A, Lit. in English I: to 1700
10B, Lit. in English II: 1700-1900
10C, Lit. in English III: 1900-Present
40, Introductory Topics in Literature
100F, Creative Writing:Fiction
100P, Creative Writing:Poetry
106, English Grammar
110B, Introduction to Modern Literary & Critical Theory
113B, Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales
117, Shakespeare
133, 19th Century British Literature
146, American Literature 1900-1945
149, Topics in Literature
155A, 18th Century British Novel
158A, American Novel to 1900
160, Film as Narrative
172, Video Games & Culture
177, Study of an Individual Author
178, Topics in Nations, Regions, & Other Cultural Geographies
189, Seminar in Literary Studies
200, Intro to Grad Studies in English
246, 17th Century Literature
248, 18th Century Literature
252, Victorian Literature
287, Topics in Lit. & Media
290F, Seminar in Creative Writing of Fiction
290P, Seminar in Creative Writing of Poetry
WINTER 2019
10A, Lit. in English I: to 1700
10B, Lit. in English II: 1700-1900
10C, Lit. in English III: 1900 - Present
41, Introductory Topics in Literature & Media
51, Hot Bars, Supreme Lyrics, and Rhymes for Days: Hip Hop as Poetry
100F, Creative Writing:Fiction
100NF, Creative Writing: Nonfiction
100P, Creative Writing: Poetry
106, English Grammar
110A, Introduction to Literary Theory
110B, Introduction to Modern Literary & Critical Theory
111, Medieval Literature
125, Irish Literature
130, Romantic Literature
142, Early American Literature
149, Topics in Literature
154, The Graphic Novel
156, The Short Story
159, Topics in the Novel
177, Study of an Individual Author
179, Topics in Comparative American Literatures
180, Children's Literature
184, Literature & Environment
185B, Women's Writing II
186, Literature, Sexuality, & Gender
188A, Topics in Literary & Critical Theory
189, Seminar in Literary Studies
194H, Special Study for Honors Students
233, Problems in American Literature
236, Poetics
240, Medieval Literature
246, 17th Century Literature
288, Prospectus Workshop
290F, Seminar in Creative Writing: Fiction
290NF, Seminar in Creative Writing: Nonfiction
SPRING 2019
10A, Lit. in English I: to 1700
10B, Lit. in English II: 1700-1900
10C, Lit. in English III: 1900-pres
44, Introductory Topics in Fiction
100F, Creative Writing:Fiction
100FA, Creat. Writ. Adv. Fiction
100NF, Creative Writing: Nonfiction
100P, Creative Writing:Poetry
100PA, Creat. Writ. Adv. Poetry
106, English Grammar
110B, Introduction to Modern Literary & Critical Theory
113A, Chaucer: Troilus & "Minor" Poems
115, Topics in 16th & 17th Century Literature
141, Topics in Diasporic Literatures & Migration
144, Post-Civil War American Literature
147, American Literature 1945-Present
157, Detective Fiction
159, Topics in Drama
165, Topics in Poetry
166, Love & Desire in Contemporary American Poetry
173, Science Fiction
177, Study of an Individual Author
182, Literature of California
183, Young Adult Literature
185C, Women's Writing III
210, Readings in English & American Literature
GRAD, (Jerng)
GRAD, (Simpson)
289, Article Writing Workshop
290F, Seminar in Creative Writing: Fiction
391, Teaching Creative Writing
393, Teaching Literature & Composition
Note: Any upper division English course that is not being used to fulfill another requirement for the Major may be used to satisfy the English elective requirement. Please refer to the Major requirements website, or consult with a Major Advisor for more information on what may satisfy the English elective requirement.
