Discussion of the greatest pre-Shakespearean English literary work, in the light of late-Medieval art, thought, and aesthetics. Emphasis on Chaucer's sense of making a book, and his notions of the purpose (and limits) of fictions.

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Introduces principles of software technical writing and documentation. Simulates the writing/editing process used in the computer industry. Prerequisite: ENGLISH 379.

Presents skills required in technical editing and technical writing, and the forms required by scientific, industrial, and corporate communication. Emphasizes appropriate style, graphics, and diagrams. Open only to seniors and juniors with a GPA of 3.0 or better.

Presents skills required in technical editing and technical writing, and the forms required by scientific, industrial, and corporate communication. Emphasizes appropriate style, graphics, and diagrams. Open only to seniors and juniors with a GPA of 3.0 or better.

American fiction from the colonial period to the present. The course may focus on a small or large time period, and it will consider the language and form, method and content that mark a distinctly American tradition.

American poetry from the colonial period to the present. The course may focus on a small or large time period, and it will consider the language and form, method and content that mark a distinctly American tradition.