Introduction to College Composition focuses on rhetorical reading, writing, and information literacy.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The course involves frequent writing assignments and peer reviews. Weekly tasks build upon each other, requiring students to complete pre-class readings and engage in mandatory participation.
ENGL 175 explores the depiction and valuation of other academic disciplines in British and American literature, and their intellectual influences on literary works and movements.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Workload is described as decently light, graded leniently, and assessed via papers and group presentations, though dense material requires attention.
ENGL 176 introduces the interplay of literature and film, analyzing how written works are represented and transformed in cinema.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Reviewers report the reading material as extremely convoluted and incomprehensible, while weekly assignments are described as forcing engagement despite being unhelpful.
ENGL 178 introduces the intersection of digital technologies with literature production and reception.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Workload varies from easy with in-class work time to heavy with frequent assignments. Grading delays and unclear requirements are common complaints, though some find the projects engaging.
ENGL 241 explores the origins of English literature and culture from ancient myths to the 18th century, developing critical reading and writing skills.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Exams are largely lecture-based, making detailed notes essential. The course relies on only four assignments, making each one critical, and offers extra credit.
Study of four Shakespeare plays through 1600, with the reading of several others.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Assignments are described as easy with flexible deadlines, though the workload includes multiple papers and source studies. The reading material is extensive and can be tedious, but participation is not mandatory.