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ENGL   760    ADVANCED COMPOSITION
          Credits: 3
          This course provides a workshop approach to improving student writing for a
          range of audiences and in a variety of  genres including academic and
          professional writing with an emphasis on research and development of voice.
          Students  will study published models of effective writing and develop an
          extensive portfolio of their own works.

          ENGL   763    SPECIAL TOPICS IN LINGUISTICS
          Former course number   563
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          This course will examine a range of contemporary issues in linguistics that relate
          to how people acquire or learn language and how they use language to
          accomplish various purposes.  The focus of the course  may vary from one
          semester to another. The students will appreciate the central role of language in
          people’s lives.  The readings will highlight how people’s attitudes affect language
          and language use, and how language affects people and their attitudes.  Other
          issues such as the role of age in language learning and acquisition will be covered
          on occasion.

          ENGL   799    ENGLISH COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
          Former course number   699
          Prerequisites:  Advancement to Candidacy, Completion  of all prerequisites,
          resolution of all Incomplete grades
          Credits: 0
          The comprehensive examination is a comprehensive test on the core concepts
          and issues  within the discipline.   The  examination is a  four-hour test
          administered by the Graduate School.

          ENGL 800      THESIS DESIGN AND PREP I
           Prerequisites:   Advancement to candidacy
          Credits: 3
          This independent, research study provides students  with the opportunity to
          develop  their  research questions,  conduct  research, and prepare  their  thesis
          proposals. Students work in consultation with their thesis advisors and
          committee members.

          ENGL   802    THESIS CONTINUATION
          Prerequisites:   ENGL 800, ENGL 801
          Credits: 1

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