Degree Path for Students

 

 

BACHELOR OF Arts IN English Education (9-12)

First Year | Second Year | Third Year | Fourth Year

 

Recommended Degree Pathway for English Education (9-12)

The recommended degree path outlines a sample course plan towards graduating in four years. The path suggests taking courses in specific semesters, but there may be semesters when a course is not offered. Consult your advisor for your official degree planning. This degree path is based on the 2010-2011 university catalog.

Please be advised that in order to graduate in four years individuals must successfully complete a minimum of 15 to 18 credit hours per semester.

 

First Year

Fall Semester

Course#	Course Title	Comments
FRS 1000	Freshman Seminar (1)
ENG 1050	Composition I	GE required course
	General Education
	General Education
	General Education
	General Education

 

Spring Semester

Course#	Course Title	Comments
ENG 1060	Composition II	GE required course; Prerequisite: "C" or better in ENG 1050
SPE 2000; or	Interpersonal Communication; or	Major required core course
SPE 2010	Fundamentals of Speech
	General Education
	General Education
	General Education
	General Education PED (1)

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Second Year

Fall Semester

Course#	Course Title	Comments
ENG 2230; or	American Literature Before 1865;	Major required core course
ENG 2240	American Literature After 1865
ENG 2050; or	World Literature Before 1660;	Major required core course
ENG 2060	World Literature After 1660
	[Foreign Language] 1310	Major required core course
EDN 3020	Foundations of Education	Major required Professional Studies course
	General Education
	General Education PED (1)

 

Spring Semester

Course#	Course Title	Comments
ENG 2470; or	British Literature Before 1790; or	Major required core course
ENG 2480	British Literature After 1790
	[Foreign Language] 1320	Major required core course
ENG 3040	Principles of Literary Study	Major required core; Prerequisite: A “C” or better in ENG 1060 and “C” or better in one 2000-level; This course is a prerequisite for all 3000-level literature courses.
ENG 3710	English Grammar	Major required core course
	Major Core Production Course (1)	Major required core course
	General Education

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Third Year

Fall Semester

Course#	Course Title	Comments
ENG 3460	Aspects of the English Language	Major required core course
	Major Required Course
	Major Required Course
	University-wide Elective
	University-wide Elective

 

Spring Semester

Course#	Course Title	Comments
EDN 3120	Early Adolescent through Young Adult Development	Major required Professional Studies course
	Major Required Course
	Major Required Course
EED 3840	Literature and Reading for Adolescents (6-12): Methods and Materials	Major required Content Pedagogy course
	University-wide Elective

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Fourth Year

Fall Semester

Course#	Course Title	Comments
ENG 4570	Shakespeare	Major required core; Prerequisite: ENG 3040 or permission of instructor; ENG 2470 recommended
ENGS 4xxx	Seminar in Literature	Major required core; Numbers and topics vary; see projected schedule in department office.
SED 3000	Introduction to Exceptional, Diverse, and At-Risk Students	Major required Professional Studies; Prerequisite: Must have no less than 2.0 QPA
EED 3890	The Teaching of Writing and Speech (6-12): Methods and Materials	Major required Content Pedagogy; Fall only; Prerequisite: EED 3840
EDN 3500	Educational Psychology	Major required Professional Studies; Prerequisite: Admission to Teacher Education Program
EDN 4190	Content Area Literacy in Middle & Secondary Schools	Major required Professional Studies; Prerequisite: Admission to Teacher Education Program

 

Spring Semester

Course#	Course Title	Comments
EED 4490	Internship for Secondary English Education (9)	Major required Content Pedagogy; Spring only; Prerequisite: Admission to Teacher Education Program
EED 4750	Professional Seminar in Secondary English Education	Major required Content Pedagogy; Spring only; Prerequisite: Admission to Teacher Education Program

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Updated: Wednesday, June 16, 2010

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