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Course
Requirements:
A minor is a set of courses which
is designed to allow a sub-major concentration in an academic
discipline or in a specified area within a discipline.
Twenty-one credits are required for a minor in English, with a
focus either on literature or on writing. We offer a Minor in Literature, Minor in
Writing. and Minor in Film and Media
Studies. General course descriptions are available on the Lower Division English Courses and Upper Division English Courses
pages.
Minor in Literature (Fall 1998)
12 Hours from among the
following:
- Eng 312 Shakespeare or Eng 389 Stratford
Shakespeare
- Eng 317 British Literature I or Eng 318 British
Literature II
- Eng 319 American Literature I or Eng 320 American
Literature II
- Eng 403, Literary Criticism and Theory
3 Hours from among the
following:
- Eng 242 African-American Literature
- Eng 243 Literature of the Women's Movement
- Eng 244 Native American Literature
- Eng 246 Latino Literature of the U.S.
- Eng 248 Eastern Literature
- Eng 316 Asian Film
- Eng 402, World Literature
6 Hours of English Electives taken
from other English Department course offerings, excluding English
099, 101, 103, and 210.
Minor in
Writing (Fall 1998)
12 hours from among the
following:
- Engl 204 Composition & Rhetoric
- Engl 205 Technical & Scientific Writing
- Engl 240 Creative Writing: Fiction
- Engl 305 Practicum: Teaching of Writing
- Engl 306 Adv. Technical and Scientific Writing
- Engl 308 Advertising Copywriting
- Engl 309 Business and Administrative Writing
- Engl 340 Creative Writing: Poetry
- Engl 450 Internship in Writing: (minimum of 6 credits)
3 Hours from among the
following:
- Engl 331 Historical Development of the Language
- Engl 332 Traditional Grammar
- Engl 333 Concepts in Linguistics
6 Hours of English Electives taken
from other English Department course offerings, excluding English
099, 101, 103, and 210.
Film and
Media Studies (Spring 2006)
9 hours of the following
required:
- Engl 214 Film Analysis
- Engl 307 Writing for Electronic Media and Film
- Engl 315 Cinematic Review
9 hours of the following required
(at least one course must be a 300-level class or
above):
- Art 214 Art Synthesis: Digital Media
- Art 300 Art Seminar: Film or Media Topic
- Art 314 Advanced Studio: Digital Media
- Art 315 Master Studio: Film or Media Topic
- Art 414 Senior Studio: Digital Media
- Comm 201 Digital Media
- Comm 254 Video Production
- Comm 258 Interactive Multimedia I
- Comm 347 New Media Journalism
- Comm 350 Editing for Video
- Comm 355 TV News and Field Production
- Comm 359 Interactive Multimedia II
- Comm 362 Mass Media and Society
- Comm 458 Electronic Media Criticism
- Engl 314 European Film
- Engl 316 Asian Film
- Engl 498 Selected topics: Film or Media Topic
- Mdrn Lng 305 Russian Civilization via Film Analysis
- Mdrn Lng 307 Spanish Speaking Minority Cultures Film
- Pol Sci 333 The Political Film
- Pittsburgh Filmmakers Production or Analysis Course
(with English Department Chair approval)
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