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2012 2013 Bachelor of Arts in English Option in English Education 52 Units This checklist is not intended to replace advising from the major department. Students should consult with the major advisor to College of Liberal Arts CSULB determine the appropriate sequence of courses. This checklist is to inform students of major requirements and course prerequisites only. CSULB Enrollment Services prepares the Academic Requirements Report, which is the official graduation verification. Complete ONE of the following courses (4 units total): ENGL 250A: Survey of English Literature (4) ENGL 250B: Survey of English Literature (4) Complete ONE of the following courses (4 units total): ENGL 270A: Survey of American Literature (4) ENGL 270B: Survey of American Literature (4) Prerequisites Complete ALL of the following courses (29 units total): ENGL 310: Applied Composition (4) ENGL 101 or 317 ENGL 320: English Grammar (4) ENGL 363: Shakespeare I (4) ENGL 375: American Ethnic Writers (3) ENGL 380: Approaches to English Studies (4) ENGL 410: Theories of Writing and Literacy (3) ENGL 482: Literature for Adolescents (4) LING 339: Linguistics for Crosscultural Academic Development in Secondary School Settings (3) CWL 100: Introduction to World Literature (3) CWL 124: Introduction to World Theatre and Drama (3) CWL 132: Folklore and Mythology (3) CWL 320I: Comic Spirit (3) CWL 346: Readings in World Poetry (3) CWL 404: Selected Topics Women in World Literature (3) CWL 452: Selected Topics Mythology (3) CLSC 101: Greek Mythology (3) Complete the requirements in ONE of the following emphases (12 units total): Africana Studies Emphasis Complete ALL of the following courses (6 units total): AFRS 140: Introduction to African American Literature (3) AFRS 415: International Africana Children's Literature (3) AFRS 343A: African Literature (3) AFRS 343B: Caribbean Literature (3) AFRS 180: African American Language in America (3) AFRS 205: Modern Black South African Literature (3) ENGL 180 or Equivalent ENGL 309 or 310 or One Literature course

AFRS 240: African and African American Folklore and Culture (3) AFRS 346: Africana Theatre (3) Communication Studies Emphasis Complete the following course (3 units total): COMM 355: Communication in the Classroom (3) Complete THREE of the following courses (9 units total): COMM 309: Language and Behavior (3) COMM 331: Argumentation and Debate (3) COMM 335: Persuasive Speaking (3) COMM 352: Story Telling (3) COMM 358: Speech Arts for Children (3) COMM 411: Communication in Conflict Resolution (3) Creative Writing Emphasis ENGL 404: Creative Writing: Creative Nonfiction (3) ENGL 405: Creative Writing: Short Story (3) ENGL 406: Creative Writing: Poetry (3) ENGL 407: Creative Writing: Novel (3) ENGL 385: The Short Story (3) ENGL 386: Poetry (3) ENGL 459:English Literature of the Twentieth Century (1900 Present)(3) ENGL 204 or ENGL 205 or ENGL 206 or ENGL 463: Shakespeare II (3) ENGL 363 ENGL 467A/B: The English Novel (3) ENGL 474: Twentieth Century American Literature (3) ENGL 475: The American Short Story (3) ENGL 476A/B: American Poetry (3) ENGL 477A/B: The American Novel (3) ENGL 478: American Drama (3) Journalism Emphasis Complete ALL of the following courses (9 units total): JOUR 120: Writing Across the Media (3) JOUR 305: Media Design (3) JOUR 120 JOUR 311: Reporting and Information Gathering (3) JOUR 430: Law of Mass Communications (3) JOUR 431: Mass Media Ethics (3) Language and Linguistics Emphasis LING 420: Phonology (3) LING 421: Syntax (3) LING 433: Survey of Discourse Analysis (3) EDP 485: Theoretical Foundations of Language Minority Education (3) LING 486: Second Language Teaching Methods (3) JOUR 120 with "C" or Better LING 325 or

LING 425/ANTH 421: Education Across Cultures (3) LING 472: Language and Discrimination (3) ENGL 435: Teaching Composition (3) LING 460: TESOL Composition (3) Literacy and Composition Emphasis Complete ALL of the following courses (6 units total): ENGL 435: Teaching Composition (3) ENGL 436: Theories and Practices of Reading (3) ENGL 300: Advanced Composition (3) ENGL 309: Applied Composition: Explorations in Children's Writing (4) ENGL 317: Technical Communication (3) ENGL 404: Creative Writing: Creative Nonfiction (3) ENGL 405: Creative Writing: Short Story (3) ENGL 406: Creative Writing: Poetry (3) ENGL 407: Creative Writing: Novel (3) ENGL 417: Proposal Writing (3) ENGL 418: Manual Writing (3) ENGL 497: Directed Studies in Composition (3) LING 460: TESOL Composition (3) Literature Emphasis Complete 3 UNITS from the ENGL 450 series (3 units total) Complete 3 UNITS from the ENGL 470 series (3 units total) Complete 3 UNITS from one of the following series (3 units total): Any course from the ENGL 440 series Any course from the ENGL 450 series (different from above) Any course from the ENGL 460 series Any course from the ENGL 470 series (different from above) Any course from the ENGL 480 series other than ENGL 482 or 498 ENGL 318I: Theory of Fiction and Film (3) ENGL 385: The Short Story (3) ENGL 386: Poetry (3) ENGL 398: Modern Drama (3) Theatre Arts Emphasis Complete ALL of the following courses (12 units total): THEA 101: Fundamentals of Script Analysis (3) THEA 114A: Fundamentals of Acting (3) THEA 221: History of Theatre and Drama to 1660 (3) THEA 374: Fundamentals of Directing (3) ENGL 204 or ENGL 205 or ENGL 206 or One Upper Division Writing Course in English or THEA 101 or Concurrent Enrollment or Consent of Instructor THEA 101 and 114A or

World Literature Emphasis CWL 101: Introduction to Comparative World Literature (3) CWL 132: Folklore and Mythology (3) CWL 452: Selected Topics Mythology (3) CLSC 101 Greek Mythology (3) CWL 330A: Masterpieces of European Literature (3) CWL 330B: Masterpieces of European Literature (3) CWL 103: Introduction to Comparative Asian Literatures and Cultures (3) CWL 104: Literature and Culture of the Middle East (3) CWL 334: Introduction to East Asian Literatures and Cultures (3) CWL 402: Selected Topics Middle Eastern Literature and Culture (3) CWL 403: Selected Topics Asian Literature (3) CWL 406: Selected Topics East European Literature and Culture (3) CWL 440: Selected Topics Latin American Literary Studies (3) CWL 414I: Medieval World (3) CWL 422I: Renaissance Theatre and Drama (3) CWL 431: Medieval Literature (3) CWL 432: Continental Renaissance Literature (3) CWL 437: Romantic Literature (3) CWL 438: 20th Century European Literature (3) CLSC 311I/HIST 310I: Greek World (3) CLSC 312I/HIST 312I: Roman World (3) CLSC 420I: Classical Drama (3) GE Courses that meet CA Commission for Teacher Credentialing Recommendations: THEA 113: Introduction to Acting (3) THEA 122: Theatre for the 21st Century (3) THEA 324I: Theatre Today (3) COMM 130: Essentials of Public Speaking (3) COMM 335: Persuasive Speaking (3) See Catalog for additional course information, limitations, and requirements. University Requirements Undergraduate degree unit requirements: 120 Overall units 40 Upper Division units 30 CSULB units 24 Upper Division CSULB units GPA Requirements Minimum 2.0 requirement for ALL of the following: Minimum Overall GPA Minimum CSULB GPA Cumulative Major GPA Upper Division CSULB Cumulative Major GPA

Additional Information The GE Composition requirement is a prerequisite for all upper division courses. ENGL 380 and any lower division course counted towards the English major must be completed with a grade of "C" or better. Some courses and GE Capstone courses may count in GE and the major. Current Capstones in English: ENGL 300: Advanced Composition (Advanced Skills) ENGL 318I: Theory of Fiction & Film (Interdisciplinary) ENGL 372I: Comedy in the U.S. (Interdisciplinary/Human Diversity) ENGL 444: Literature & Environment (Service Learning) Department of English Location: MHB 419 Phone Number: (562) 985 4223 ATLAS Network Location: PH1 104 Phone Number: (562) 985 7804