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Here's an alphabetical list of all the courses available here at MMC. Click on a course for more information.
ENG 330: Second Language Acquisition
This course offers the student a theoretical and research-based perspective on second language acquisition (SLA) and prepares those who wish to teach in K-12, adult ...ENG 331: ESL Methodology
This course serves as an introduction to the approaches and techniques for the teaching of second and /or foreign languages. It is designed to give ...ENG 332: ESL Assessment
The course will explore a variety of approaches to assessment in ESL. Students will become familiar with current research in the area of testing in ...ENG 333: TESOL Practicum
This course offers future ESL instructors the opportunity to consider current ESL issues, approaches, and materials as they relate to actual classroom practice. Students will ...ENG 341H: Readings in Literature
This course will survey recent world literature, including writings from a variety of cultures and countries. Students will study a variety of genres—prose, poetry, and ...ENG 401: Old and Middle English Literature
Focusing on “English” literature from approximately 450 to about 1450, this course will introduce the basics of Anglo-Saxon language through to the Middle English language ...ENG 402: Shakespeare
This course will comprise a study of 7-10 of Shakespeare’s major plays, including tragedies, comedies, and histories. Consideration will also be given to critical material ...ENG 403: Myth and Ancient Literature
This course considers the influence of myth on the literature of the Western tradition through a broad study of ancient literatures that includes Greek, Roman, ...ENG 404: Restoration and Eighteenth-century English Literature
This course will focus on the prose, poetry, and drama composed by English writers after 1660 and before 1780. Emphasis will be given to Dryden, ...ENG 405: Major Authors
This course provides an in-depth study of the works of major authors whose writings have influenced the course of literary and cultural history. Course content ...ENG 411: Linguistics
An exploration of language from a societal and a personal perspective, this course is designed to make students aware of the nature and importance of ...ENG 412: Creative Writing: Prose
This course is structured as a workshop in the writing of fiction and other prose forms, encouraging the free exchange of ideas and the market ...ENG 413: Creative Writing: Poetry
This course will focus on the reading, study, and creation of poetry. Students will be asked to read and imitate poems, and to create wholly ...ENG 420: Research Strategies
A course in research strategies and methodology focusing primarily on library research, ENG 420 is designed to provide the student with in-depth knowledge and experience ...ENG 421: Nature Literature
Nature Literature surveys primarily North American writing about human interaction with the natural world. Participants will focus on individual writers and the paradigms they constructed ...ENG 422: Southern Literature
This course explores the nature of Southern literature. Students will read novels, short stories, plays, and essays by Southern writers. Students will do research and ...ENG 423: Introduction to Film
Introduction to Film will look at a variety of landmark films and the critical debates they have spawned. The films presented represent an historical overview ...ENG 424: Special Topics
Special topics in the field will be taught as interest among the students and availability of faculty allow. Possible topics include Native American literature, mystery ...ENG 425: Senior Thesis
In the final semester of the senior year, each English major will, in consultation with a mentor chosen from among the senior English faculty, compete ...ESL 095: Speaking
This course will focus on the basic oral skills needed for academic discourse, with emphasis on academic presentations, vocabulary acquisition, fluency and accuracy in speaking, ...ESL 096: Listening
This course will focus on the basic aural skills needed for academic discourse, with emphasis on general listening comprehension, lecture situations, vocabulary acquisition, and active ...ESL 097: Grammar
This course will focus on developing morphosyntactical, semantic, and pragmatic competence with grammatical structures.ESL 098: Reading
This course will focus on the basic critical reading skills needed for success in academic environments, with emphasis on the application of reading strategies to ...ESL 099: Writing
This course will focus on the mechanics of academic writing, with emphasis on writing as a process and vocabulary acquisition.ESL 101: Listening and Speaking
This course will focus on the basic oral and aural skills needed for academic discourse, with emphasis on lecture situations, academic presentations, and vocabulary acquisition.ESL 102: Reading and Writing
This course will focus on basic composition and critical reading skills. Students will read a variety of academic texts and receive instruction in various rhetorical ...ESL 103: Listening and Speaking
This course will provide the intermediate and advanced oral and aural skills needed to succeed in academic environments. The course will continue to emphasize lecture ...ESL 104: Reading and Writing
This course will focus on intermediate and advanced composition and critical reading skills. Reading materials will be chosen from a variety of academic contexts and ...FLG 111,112: Elementary French
Elements of grammar, pronunciation, reading, and writing, with emphasis on the use of practical French will be studied. The second semester will place greater stress ...FLG 121, 122: Elementary Spanish
Elements of grammar, pronunciation, reading, and writing, with emphasis on the use of practical Spanish will be studied. The second semester will place greater stress ...Get social with us:
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