HUMN2201 or LITS2103 or LITS2107 or LITS2108 or 2 African Literature I 3 PF LITS2113 HUMN2201 or LITS2103 or LITS2107 or LITS2108 or 1 African American Literature 3 PF LITS2113 Not offered in HUMN2201 or LITS2103 or LITS2107 or LITS2108 or African American Women Writers 3 PF 2014-2015 LITS2113 Not offered in HUMN2201 or LITS2103 or LITS2107 or LITS2108 or Environmental Literature 3 PF 2014-2015 LITS2113 2 Popular Film & Ideology 3 Any Film, Fiction or Drama course F Not offered in Major Authors: William Butler 3 LITS2003 or LITS2004 or LITS2503 or LITS2706 P 2014-2015 Yeats * - Does not for aforementioned requirements. GENERAL INFORMATION 1. REGISTRATION Each student reading a course in English must register with the Department at the beginning of the academic year, in addition to registering with the University and the Faculty. Students should promptly report to the Department Secretary any change of name, address or telephone number. 2. CLASSES Courses comprise lectures and tutorials. For tutorials, students are divided into small groups which meet with a tutor for an hour once a week. While attendance at lectures is optional (though highly recommended), attendance at tutorials is compulsory. (See also #5 below.) 3. ESSAYS AND OTHER WRITTEN ASSIGNMENTS Each course requires from the student a specified amount of written work. Deadlines are set by individual tutors. Students are expected to observe these deadlines Tutors are willing to discuss graded assignments and may insist that students with serious weaknesses attend a discussion session. Grades assigned and comments made become a part of the student's undergraduate record in the Department.
2 African Literature I 3 HUMN2201 or LITS2103 or LITS2107 or LITS2108 or LITS2113 PF 1 African American Literature 3 HUMN2201 or LITS2103 or LITS2107 or LITS2108 or LITS2113 PF Not offered in 2014-2015 African American Women Writers 3 HUMN2201 or LITS2103 or LITS2107 or LITS2108 or LITS2113 PF Not offered in 2014-2015 Environmental Literature 3 HUMN2201 or LITS2103 or LITS2107 or LITS2108 or LITS2113 PF 2 Popular Film & Ideology 3 Any Film, Fiction or Drama course F Not offered in 2014-2015 Major Authors: William Butler Yeats 3 LITS2003 or LITS2004 or LITS2503 or LITS2706 P * - Does not for aforementioned requirements. GENERAL INFORMATION 1. REGISTRATION Each student reading a course in English must register with the Department at the beginning of the academic year, in addition to registering with the University and the Faculty. Students should promptly report to the Department Secretary any change of name, address or telephone number. 2. CLASSES Courses comprise lectures and tutorials. For tutorials, students are divided into small groups which meet with a tutor for an hour once a week. While attendance at lectures is optional (though highly recommended), attendance at tutorials is compulsory. (See also #5 below.) 3. ESSAYS AND OTHER WRITTEN ASSIGNMENTS Each course requires from the student a specified amount of written work. Deadlines are set by individual tutors. Students are expected to observe these deadlines Tutors are willing to discuss graded assignments and may insist that students with serious weaknesses attend a discussion session. Grades assigned and comments made become a part of the student's undergraduate record in the Department.
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