3 hours credit Honors Composition II follows the guidelines of all Composition II classes, but writing assignments should challenge the ability to research topics using both primary and secondary materials. Continued emphasis is placed upon synthesis of materials and critical thinking skills. Topics for writing may borrow from other courses taught in the Cluster. Composition I, ENGL 101, but not necessarily an Honors section, and Honors Program approval. 3 hours credit Introduces the short story, poem, and play.
Students read and discuss representative works by well-known authors.
Other genres may be considered at the instructor's option. This introductory course to early world literature provides a general exposure to many western and non-western literary masterpieces composed from the ancient world through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. An introduction to world literature, this course provides students with a general exposure to great literary masterpieces from various continents through the Renaissance Period. In addition, through readings, discussions, and a variety of assignments, Honors students will develop a greater depth and breadth of literary awareness, history, and a greater appreciation for the influence of different cultures on respective masterpieces. Understanding is enriched by enrolling in Honors World Civilization I HIST 115 concurrently.