JUZGADO DE LO SOCIAL. VALLADOLID NUMERO 2

Department: English

The writing and writing studies concentration is designed to offer a student supervised writing throughout the university career. Students may select courses which emphasize applied writing (technical and business writing), creative writing or the teaching of writing.

Grade Requirement

Majors must achieve a minimum grade of "C" in ENGL 101 Writing Rhetorically and ENGL 102 Writing Rhetorically with Sources. Credit earned for ENGL 101 and ENGL 102 may not be applied to the major.

The Department of English will permit a major to use only one passing grade below "C-" to satisfy requirements in the English major. An additional grade below "C-" will require the major to take another English course.

Course Requirements

Required courses (12 credits)

 _{ENGL 226 - Writing about Writing}

This course should be completed first, before other courses in the concentration.

 ENGL 203 - Writing About Literature

 ENGL 223 - Survey of British Literature to 1800

 ENGL 234 - Survey of American Literature Elective in pre-1800 British literature (3 credits) Complete one course, selected from the following:

 ENGL 314 - Medieval English Literature

 ENGL 320 - Chaucer

 ENGL 321 - The Age of Pope: 1660-1740

 ENGL 322 - The Age of Johnson: 1740-1800

 ENGL 335 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama

 ENGL 340 - Literature of the English Renaissance

 ENGL 341 - Literature of the Continental Renaissance

 ENGL 342 - Shakespeare: Histories and Comedies

 ENGL 343 - Shakespeare: Tragedies and Late Plays

 ENGL 360 - The English Novel I

 ENGL 370 - 17th-Century Literature

 ENGL 380 – Milton

Elective in post-1800 British literature (3 credits) Complete one course, selected from the following:

 ENGL 312 - Modern British Fiction

 ENGL 350 - Recent British Fiction

 ENGL 354 - 20th-Century British Drama

 ENGL 361 - The English Novel II

 ENGL 365 - Victorian Prose and Poetry

 ENGL 367 - English Literature of the Late Victorian and Edwardian Periods

 ENGL 377 - Post-Colonial Literature and Theory

 ENGL 382 - Irish Literature II

 ENGL 386 - English Romantic Poets

 ENGL 393 - Modern British Poetry Elective in American literature (3 credits)

Complete one course, selected from the following:

 ENGL 309 - Early American Literature, Beginnings to 1820

 ENGL 315 - Ethnic American Literature

 ENGL 317 - African-American Literature I

 ENGL 318 - African-American Literature II

 ENGL 326 - Native American Writing and Rhetoric

 ENGL 329 - Modern American Fiction

 ENGL 330 - Recent American Fiction

 ENGL 331 - U.S. Literature in the 19th Century I

 ENGL 332 - U.S. Literature in the 19th Century II

 ENGL 333 - Realism and Naturalism

 ENGL 346 - Southern Literature

 ENGL 356 - Modern American Drama

 ENGL 357 - Recent American Drama

 ENGL 394 - Modern American Poetry

 ENGL 395 - Studies in Recent American Poetry Electives (9 credits)

Complete nine additional credit hours, selected from the following:

 ENGL 200 - Personal and Public Writing

 ENGL 201 - Technical Writing I

 ENGL 202 - Business Communication

 ENGL 204 - Responding to Writing (one credit course; may be repeated for a maximum of three credits)

 ENGL 227 - Creative Nonfiction Writing Workshop

 ENGL 228 - Fiction Writing Workshop

 ENGL 229 - Poetry Writing Workshop

 ENGL 230 - Creative Writing

 ENGL 280 - The Journalistic Essay

 ENGL 301 - Writing and the Teaching of Writing

 ENGL 302 - Technical Writing II

 ENGL 303 - Writing Our Heritages

 ENGL 325 - Cultural Rhetorics

 ENGL 326 - Native American Writing and Rhetoric

 ENGL 371 - Advanced Creative Nonfiction Writing Workshop

 ENGL 372 - Advanced Fiction Writing Workshop

 ENGL 389 - Topics in Writing

 ENGL 390 - Theories of Writing

 ENGL 392 - Advanced Poetry Writing Workshop

 ENGL 396 - Rhetoric and Style

 ENGL 485 - Honors Thesis (with advisor approval, up to six credits may be applied toward the concentration)

 ENGL 498 - Internship in English

 ENGL 499 - Directed Study in English (with advisor approval, up to six credits may be applied toward the concentration) Senior Seminar (3 credits)

Complete one course, selected from the following:

 ENGL 493 - Seminar: Writing Studies (if not used to meet capstone requirement)

 ENGL 494 - Seminar: Special Topics

 ENGL 495 - Seminar: British Literature and Culture

 ENGL 496 - Seminar: American Literature and Culture

 ENGL 497 - Seminar: World Literatures and Cultures

Note: Each of these courses also fulfills the upper-level Writing Designated within the Major core requirement (CWRM). Capstone (3 credits)

 ENGL 489 - Advanced Portfolio Workshop

 ENGL 493 - Seminar: Writing Studies (if not used to satisfy senior seminar requirement) Note(s):

ENGL 489 or ENGL 493 should be taken after nine of the 15 credit hours in the concentration have been completed. Students may elect to take both courses and have both applied toward the concentration.

Total minimum credits: 36

Core Curriculum Requirements

A minimum of 120 earned credit hours is required for graduation. These earned hours include the Core Curriculum Requirements as specified in the Undergraduate Academic Programs section of this catalog and at the Core Curriculum website,

www.bridgew.edu/corecurriculum. For additional graduation requirements, see the Undergraduate Academic Policies section of this catalog.

 _GEOGRAPHY

Geography, BA

Department: Geography

A major or minor in geography can provide a student with a way to examine the world with objectivity. Students can be trained to analyze the water-use and land-use opportunities in their communities, to understand the interrelated systems that keep the land and sea resources in balance, and to appreciate the varied ways in which people all over the world use those resources. Bridgewater

State University graduates have found employment as planners, environmental analysts, teachers, market researchers, cartographers and administrators. Many of the geography majors have gone on to earn advanced degrees from leading graduate schools.

Students are invited to meet with any of the geography faculty – Professors Clark, Domingo, Hayes–Bohanan, Hellström, Rao, Amey or Boellstorff – to discuss the program.

Course Requirements

Required courses (21 credits)

 GEOG 121 - Physical Geography

 GEOG 151 - Human Geography

 GEOG 211 - Cartography

 GEOG 213 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems

 GEOG 490 - Seminar in Geography (CWRM)

 MATH 110/MATH 110E - Elementary Statistics I Regional geography elective (3 credits)

Complete one course, selected from the following:

 GEOG 374 - Geography of the Middle East

 GEOG 375 - Geography of South Asia

 GEOG 376 - Geography of East Asia

 GEOG 381 - Geography of Latin America

 GEOG 383 - Geography of the United States

 GEOG 386 - Geography of Canada

 GEOG 388 - Geography of Africa Additional required courses (6 credits)

 GEOG 340 - Geography Materials and Methods

 GEOG 441 - Geographic Frameworks Electives (12 credits)

Complete four courses, selected from the following, in consultation with an advisor:

 GEOG 221 – Meteorology

 GEOG 222 - Climatology

 GEOG 314 - Satellite Image Processing Applications to the Environment

 GEOG 315 - Quantitative Geography

 GEOG 317 - Air Photo Interpretation — Remote Sensing

 GEOG 321 - Applied Meteorology

 GEOG 322 - Biogeography

 GEOG 323 - Water Resources

 GEOG 324 - Earth Surface Processes

 GEOG 332 - Land Protection

 GEOG 333 - Geography of Environmental Justice

 GEOG 340 - Geography Materials and Methods

 GEOG 350 - Economic Geography

 GEOG 353 - Urban Geography

 GEOG 355 - Political Geography

 GEOG 363 - Locational Analysis

 GEOG 365 - Geography of Transportation

 GEOG 374 - Geography of the Middle East

 GEOG 375 - Geography of South Asia

 GEOG 376 - Geography of East Asia

 GEOG 381 - Geography of Latin America

 GEOG 383 - Geography of the United States

 GEOG 386 - Geography of Canada

 GEOG 388 - Geography of Africa

 GEOG 400 - Special Topics in Geography

 GEOG 413 - Applications in Geographic Information Systems

 GEOG 422 - Online Weather Studies

 GEOG 431 - Environmental Regulations

 GEOG 441 - Geographic Frameworks

 GEOG 462 - Principles of Urban Planning

 GEOG 463 - Applications in Urban Planning

 GEOG 497 - Undergraduate Research in Geography

 GEOG 498 - Internship in Geography or Planning

 GEOG 499 - Directed Study in Geography Total minimum credits: 42

Core Curriculum Requirements

A minimum of 120 earned credit hours is required for graduation. These earned hours include the Core Curriculum Requirements as specified in the Undergraduate Academic Programs section of this catalog and at the Core Curriculum website,

www.bridgew.edu/corecurriculum. For additional graduation requirements, see the Undergraduate Academic Policies section of this catalog.

Geography, BS

Department: Geography

A major or minor in geography can provide a student with a way to examine the world with objectivity. Students can be trained to analyze the water-use and land-use opportunities in their communities, to understand the interrelated systems that keep the land and sea resources in balance, and to appreciate the varied ways in which people all over the world use those resources. Bridgewater

State University graduates have found employment as planners, environmental analysts, teachers, market researchers, cartographers and administrators. Many of the geography majors have gone on to earn advanced degrees from leading graduate schools.

Students are invited to meet with any of the geography faculty – Professors Clark, Domingo, Hayes–Bohanan, Hellström, Rao, Amey or Boellstorff – to discuss the program.

Course Requirements

Required courses (21 credits)

 GEOG 121 - Physical Geography

 GEOG 151 - Human Geography

 GEOG 211 - Cartography

 GEOG 213 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems

 GEOG 490 - Seminar in Geography (CWRM)

 MATH 110/MATH 110E - Elementary Statistics I Regional geography elective (3 credits)

Complete one course, selected from the following:

 GEOG 374 - Geography of the Middle East

 GEOG 375 - Geography of South Asia

 GEOG 376 - Geography of East Asia

 GEOG 383 - Geography of the United States

 GEOG 386 - Geography of Canada

 GEOG 388 - Geography of Africa Additional required courses (7 credits)

 GEOG 315 - Quantitative Geography

 GEOG 413 - Applications in Geographic Information Systems Electives (12 credits)

Complete four additional courses, selected from the following, in consultation with an advisor:

 GEOG 221 - Meteorology

 GEOG 222 - Climatology

 GEOG 314 - Satellite Image Processing Applications to the Environment

 GEOG 315 - Quantitative Geography

 GEOG 317 - Air Photo Interpretation — Remote Sensing

 GEOG 321 - Applied Meteorology

 GEOG 322 - Biogeography

 GEOG 323 - Water Resources

 GEOG 324 - Earth Surface Processes

 GEOG 331 - Geography of Environmental Problems

 GEOG 332 - Land Protection

 GEOG 333 - Geography of Environmental Justice

 GEOG 340 - Geography Materials and Methods

 GEOG 350 - Economic Geography

 GEOG 353 - Urban Geography

 GEOG 355 - Political Geography

 GEOG 363 - Locational Analysis

 GEOG 365 - Geography of Transportation

 GEOG 374 - Geography of the Middle East

 GEOG 375 - Geography of South Asia

 GEOG 376 - Geography of East Asia

 GEOG 381 - Geography of Latin America

 GEOG 383 - Geography of the United States

 GEOG 386 - Geography of Canada

 GEOG 388 - Geography of Africa

 GEOG 400 - Special Topics in Geography

 GEOG 413 - Applications in Geographic Information Systems

 GEOG 422 - Online Weather Studies

 GEOG 431 - Environmental Regulations

 GEOG 441 - Geographic Frameworks

 GEOG 462 - Principles of Urban Planning

 GEOG 463 - Applications in Urban Planning

 GEOG 497 - Undergraduate Research in Geography

 GEOG 498 - Internship in Geography or Planning *

 GEOG 499 - Directed Study in Geography *Students are strongly encouraged to complete GEOG 498. Total minimum credits: 43

Core Curriculum Requirements

A minimum of 120 earned credit hours is required for graduation. These earned hours include the Core Curriculum Requirements as specified in the Undergraduate Academic Programs section of this catalog and at the Core Curriculum website,

www.bridgew.edu/corecurriculum. For additional graduation requirements, see the Undergraduate Academic Policies section of this catalog.

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