I'm interested in pursuing creative writing at the University of Pennsylvania. What are the formal academic paths (major and minor options) available through the Creative Writing Program? Additionally, can you list three distinct types of writing workshops offered and provide details for one specific course, including its title and what students focus on?
Navigate to 'https://writing.upenn.edu/'. Click on the 'Creative Writing Program at Penn' link (ID 17) to access the program's main page. On the program's main page, click on the 'Declaring a major or minor' link (ID 165) to find information on academic paths. Identify and list the formal major and minor options available. Navigate back to the main program page or directly to the 'Courses' section by clicking the 'Courses' link (ID 98) in the left navigation. Identify and list three distinct types of writing workshops offered. Locate a specific course title and its description (e.g., 'Creative Nonfiction Writing: XFic') and extract what students focus on in that course. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Major & Minors' page. The agent states the formal academic paths as: 'Creative Writing Concentration' (or 'Creative Writing Major'), 'Creative Writing Minor', and 'Journalistic Writing Minor'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Courses' page. The agent lists three distinct types of writing workshops, such as 'fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, journalism, playwriting, screenwriting, and writing for children and young adults workshops', 'cross-genre, experimental, and hybrid writing workshops', and 'for-credit apprenticeships and programs in independent study'. The agent identifies 'Creative Nonfiction Writing: XFic' (or a similar specific course if available) and states that students in this workshop focus on a 'deeply investigated feature-length piece'.