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ENG 314: Technical Document Design and Editing
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Layout and design principles for written documents; desktop building; legibility, readability testing; conventions of proposals, instructions, and reports; basics of technical editing: usage, vocabulary, style manuals, editing mathematical equations, graphs, tables.
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ENG 316: Principles of News and Article Writing
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Techniques of writing news stories and feature articles. Components of newsworthiness, examination of evidence, interview techniques, varied writing styles. Role of newspapers and journalism in America.
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ENG 317: Designing Web Communication
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
A course in the layout, design, and composition of web-based communication. Students will learn to analyze audiences and their uses of information in order to plan, compose, and critically evaluate web-based communication. Students will acquire skill with HTML coding, screen design, and multimedia authoring and will apply those skills to the composition of a variety of web texts (i.e. websites). Course work will require students to become proficient with commercially available HTML and photoeditors.
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ENG 321: Survey of Rhetorical Theory
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Principles of rhetorical theory from its classical origins through the modern period to the present time. Key concepts and theories that provide a critical understanding of the processes of persuasive symbol use.
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ENG 323: Writing in the Rhetorical Tradition
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
A writing course based on the study of rhetoric. Readings on the principles of invention, arrangement, and style; analysis of written texts; writing of persuasive texts for a variety of audiences and purposes.
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ENG 324: Modern English Syntax
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Study of Modern English at the sentence level. Analysis of grammatical structure. Consideration of language variation in English.
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ENG 325: Spoken and Written Traditions of American English Dialects
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Basic issues in the study of language; linguistic terminology and categories; grammatical traditions and topics such as prescriptivism and descriptivism, standard and non-standard, orality and literacy; language acquisition and awareness; language aesthetics and ethics.
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ENG 326: History of the English Language
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Development of the English language from its Indo-European origins to the present. Emphasis on historical and comparative linguistic methodology and on changes in sound, syntax, and meaning.
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ENG 327: Language and Gender
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Introduction to the use of language by men and women. Research in Linguistics and Women's Studies addressing issues such as the acquisition of gender-differentiated language, gender and conversational interaction, sexism in language, gender issues in society, and the relationship between language, gender, and other social constructs (e.g., class, culture, and ethnicity).
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ENG 328: Language and Writing
3.00 Credits
North Carolina State University
Study of language structure; specific attention to differences between spoken and written language; print conventions; error analysis; and the application of linguistics to rhetoric and composition. Analysis of a variety of grammatical approaches; how to evaluate grammar textbooks and compositions. Intended for English Education majors.Credit will not be awarded for both ENG 328 and ENG 324.
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