This course, when offered as a separate quarter course, may be repeated for 2 additional credits with a change of topic. Designed to familiarize beginning graduate students with bibliographical methods and the techniques of literary research. To be taken in the first year of graduate study. Course may be repeated for credit with change of topic. A course of reading designed primarily for Master of Arts candidates intending to cover major developments within a historical period in which they have received relatively little formal instruction.
Readings are to be supplemented by discussions with the sponsoring professor.
May be repeated for credit with change of topic. Close study of individual writers, the specific subject to be decided by the instructor of the course. Planning, testing, and counseling, as well as actually teaching different units to a class. A weekly colloquium provides students and participating faculty an opportunity to exchange ideas related to common profession problems of language teaching. Designed exclusively for doctoral candidates.