Directed experience in the field with an approved agency or company. Consent of department chair. Directed work on individual projects suited to student's needs. May be taken twice for credit. A study of the history of literary criticism with emphasis on recent schools of critical theory.
Students learn to apply theoretical methods to primary literary texts.
This course prepares students for scientific communication in academe and the workplace by introducing them to the tasks and conventions of scientific writing. Equips students with scientific writing, editing, and publishing skills. Provides students experience with working with scientists and scientific material. Explores a variety of research methods. Devotes extensive attention to collaborate research and writing in a networked classroom.