| Intro to Literature |
| LIT 130 |
Students will read, examine, and discuss a variety of literary works from different genres as a way to analyze and understand the value, purpose, and components of Literature.
Prerequisites: Complete ENG 120 with a minimum grade of "C"
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| Introduction to Shakespeare |
| LIT 144 |
Introduction to Shakespeare as a literary and dramatic writer; study of three Shakespeare plays in Elizabethan/Jacobean theater, ideas, culture, politics, modern critical debates and changing styles of production. Examination of individual plays; relationships, cultural, ideological, theatrical contexts and aspects.
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| Introduction to Fiction |
| LIT 147 |
Students will read, discuss, and analyze short stories and novels written by different authors from a variety of time periods as a way of appreciating and understanding the purposes, forms, terms, and critical approaches associated with these two literacy modes.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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| Children's Literature |
| LIT 150 |
Study of various forms and types of literature for the intellectual stimulation of the small child and storytelling and oral interpretation techniques.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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| Amer Literature Survey I |
| LIT 250 |
Students will read and study American literary works written between 1600 - 1860 that are indicative, reflective of the time period's influential authors and evolving ideas.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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| Amer Literature Survey II |
| LIT 251 |
Students will read, study, and examine American Literary works written after the Civil War to the present that are reflective of the time period's significant literary movements and changing intellectual social, and political perspectives.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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| Multicultural American Lit |
| LIT 252 |
An introduction to the literary and cultural traditions of Native American, African American, and Hispanic American people and to general issues of cultural marginalization of minorities in the American experience.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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| English Lit Survey I |
| LIT 260 |
Students will read and study British literary works to 1800 that are indicative and reflective of the time period's influential authors and evolving ideas.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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| English Lit Survey II |
| LIT 261 |
Students will read and study British literary works from 1800 to the present that are indicative and reflective of the time period's influential authors and evolving ideas.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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| Literature/Women |
| LIT 270 |
Students will study women as both writers and characters in literature written by women in English. Students will explore important themes and ideas, as well as learn about form, technique, and literary terms.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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| Bible As Literature |
| LIT 274 |
Students will read the Old Testament, Apocrypha, and New Testament. By studying in the Bible's many genres and tones, students will discover that after many centuries the Bible remains a compelling literary masterpiece.
Prerequisites: ENG 120; Minimum grade C
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