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Courses of English at Athabasca University

Course Title Credit Area ENGL 211 Prose Forms 3 Humanities ENGL 212 Poetry and Plays 3 Humanities ENGL 255 Introductory Composition 3 Humanities ENGL 302 Introduction to Canadian Literature 6 Humanities ENGL 303 A History of Drama - Part I: Early Stages 3 Humanities ENGL 304 A History

Comparative Literature I Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 335 Comparative Literature I Overview Comparative Literature I introduces students to some of the major works of world literature by examining texts which transcend the boundaries

Comparative Literature II Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 336 Comparative Literature II Overview World literature and multi-media are the focus of this course. Students will broaden their understanding of literature and the literary as

The Literature of Work Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate > Athabasca University English (ENGL) 306 The Literature of Work Overview ENGL 306 is an introduction to literature created by people who do the actual work being depicted. This is a

Human Computer Interaction Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course of Computer Science > Athabasca University Computer Science (COMP) 482 Human Computer Interaction: Design and Practice Overview This course is intended to teach students to design user interfaces based on the capabilities

Literature of the Canadian West Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 437 Literature of the Canadian West Overview ENGL 437 introduces students to some of the major authors and representative works from the twentieth-century literature of the

Comparative Canadian Literature II Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 451 Comparative Canadian Literature II Overview ENGL 451 is a further study of Canada's ethnic minority writing in the context of the ongoing discourse between English

An Introduction to Canadian Literature Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate > Athabasca University English (ENGL) 302 An Introduction to Canadian Literature Overview This course introduces students to the Canadian literary tradition—major authors, works, forms, periods, movements, and concerns—from colonial times to

Literature for Children Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate > Athabasca University English (ENGL) 305 Literature for Children Overview This course introduces the student to children's literature, its history and development, and its rich variety of forms and techniques. The required

Native Literature in Canada Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate > Athabasca University English (ENGL) 308 Native Literature in Canada Overview ENGL 308 is a survey of Native literature, primarily in Canada, written in English. The course begins with the oral

Directed Studies in Literature Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 491 Directed Studies in Literature Overview Students in ENGL 491 complete an extended research project under the direction of a professor. The research topic will

Comparative Canadian Literature I Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 351 Comparative Canadian Literature I Overview ENGL 351 is an introduction to the study of ethnic minority writing in Canada in the context of the country's two

Vocabulary Expansion Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University French (FREN) 375 Vocabulary Expansion Credits: 6 - Humanities Prérequis/ prerequisite: FREN 362 ou déclaration d'admissibilité par le/la professeur/e du cours. Notez bien qu'il est essentiel que l'étudiant(e)

Literature of the Americas Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 358 Literature of the Americas Overview This course introduces students to four of the major literary traditions of North and South America and the cultures that

Women in Literature Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate > Athabasca University English (ENGL) 307 Women in Literature Overview English 307 critically examines the tradition in women's writing, deconstructs the pervasive images of women in literature, and analyses the way

American Literature I Course at Athabasca University

English (ENGL) 344 American Literature I Overview This course introduces students to American literature, its history and development, and its rich variety of forms and techniques. It surveys American literature from its

Research and Writing Projects in Literature Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 492 Research and Writing Projects in Literature Overview Students in ENGL 492 complete an extended research and writing project under the direction of a professor. The

The Twentieth-Century English Novel Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course> Athabasca University English (ENGL) 397 The Twentieth-Century English Novel Overview This course introduces the student to the twentieth-century British novel, its history and development, its rich variety of forms and

American Literature II Course at Athabasca University

English (ENGL) 345 American Literature II Overview This course follows the introduction to American literature begun in ENGL 344. ENGL 345 continues the exploration of the history and development of American literature

Introduction to Computer-Based Instruction Course at Athabasca University

Undergraduate Course of Economics > Athabasca University Educational Psychology (EDPY) 479 Introduction to Computer-Based Instruction Overview This course explores various facets of the application of computers to the teaching-learning process. Topics include a