Second
Semester 2019 Course Offerings
Undergraduate Courses
Undergraduate Courses
| 2202112 | English II ENGLISH II Coordinator: Nipaporn T 8:00–9:30, Th 11:00–12:30 Advanced listening, speaking, reading, writing skills in English, based on topics on current social and cultural issues; reading passages from various sources; writing English paragraphs with complex structures. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 5M5 300 seats Faculty of Arts requirement |
| 2202124 | Introduction to
Translation INTRO TRANSL Coordinator: Prima M 8:00–9:30, W 11:00–12:30 Principles of basic translation; translation of various types of sentences and short passages from English to Thai and Thai to English, with emphasis on accuracy and differences in structure and usage between the two languages. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 8M5 320 seats Faculty of Arts requirement |
| 2202201 | Academic English Oral
Skills ACAD ENG ORAL Coordinator: Da Silva TF 11:00–12:30 Listening comprehension; note-taking and summarizing; discussion of texts on academic topics; logical presentation of ideas and arguments through short speeches. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 50 seats English major requirement; non-major with consent of faculty Prerequisite: 2202112 English II or consent of faculty |
| 2202202 | English Composition I ENG COMPO I Coordinator: Avery T 1:00–2:30, Th 9:30–11:00 Writing of well-organized paragraphs; preparation of outlines for compositions; writing of the introductory paragraph, body paragraph and concluding paragraph; short composition writing in a variety of forms and on various topics. Announcement: Class begins on January 7, 2020. |
3(3-0-6) 5A5 130 seats English major requirement; non-major with consent of faculty Prerequisite: 2202112 English II or consent of faculty |
| 2202208 | English Conversation and
Discussion ENG CONVER DISC Coordinator: Goodman TF 11:00–12:30 Conversation and discussion on topics related to everyday life and work; listening comprehension; logical expression of ideas and arguments through class discussion and presentations. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 50 seats Language elective for non-English majors; English majors cannot count as credit toward major Prerequisite: 2202112 English II or 5500112 Experiential English II |
| 2202235 | Reading and Analysis for
the Study of English Literature READ ANAL ENG LIT Coordinator/instructor: Peters M 9:00–12:00 (MCS 501/28) Approaches to analytical and critical reading of selected English prose, poetry, and drama. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 5 seats English major requirement; non-major literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature |
| 2202265 | English Literature
Appreciation ENG LIT APP Coordinator/instructor: Kris TTh 11:00–12:30 Introduction to the form, theme and technique of English literary works; appreciation, analysis and criticism of selected prose, poetry and drama. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 5M5 25 seats Literature elective for non-English majors; English majors cannot count as credit toward major |
| 2202266 | Background to British
Literature BKGD BRIT LIT Coordinator/instructor: Tapanat T 8:00–9:30, Th 1:00–2:30 Historical, philosophical, social and cultural background to British literature from the Anglo-Saxon period to the twentieth century; major writers and their representative works; analysis of excerpts. Announcement: Class begins on January 7, 2020. |
3(3-0-6) 5M5 50 seats English major requirement |
| 2202267 | Background to American
Literature BKGD AM LIT Coordinator/instructor: Kris T 8:00–9:30, Th 1:00–2:30 Historical, philosophical, social and cultural background to American literature from the beginning to the twentieth century; major writers and their representative works; analysis of excerpts. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 5M5 50 seats English major requirement |
| 2202304 | English Business Writing ENG BUS WRIT Coordinator: Lobb T 1–2:30, Th 2:30–4:00 Writing of business letters, resumes, memorandums, minutes, and reports, with emphasis on correct form, content, clarity and conciseness of expression. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 20 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202112 English II or 5500112 Experiential English II |
| 2202313 | Translation: English-Thai TRANSL E-T Coordinator: Subenja TTh 11:00–12:30 Translation of informative, expressive and vocative texts from English into Thai. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 5A5 45 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202124 Introduction to Translation |
| 2202314 | Translation: Thai-English
I TRANSL T-E I Coordinator: Raksangob TTh 9:30–11:00 Translation of informative and expressive texts from Thai into English. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 5A5 60 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202124 Introduction to Translation |
| 2202324 | Phonetics for English
Pronunciation PHONE ENG PRONUN Coordinator/instructor: Preena TTh 2:30–4:00 Use of phonetic alphabet in transcription at word and sentence levels; phonemes and allophones; word stress and sentence stress in real life situations; sounds in connected speech; varieties of English. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 8M5 → 11A5 30 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202224 Introduction to English Sound System and Structure |
| 2202341 | Nineteenth-Century
American Literature 19C AM LIT Coordinator/instructor: Darin T 1:00–2:30, Th 9:30–11:00 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of nineteenth-century British fiction; analysis and criticism of selected fiction. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 7M5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature |
| 2202349 | The Poetry of Rebellion:
The Romantics to the Victorians POET REB ROMAN-VIC Coordinator/instructor: Wright TF 11:00–12:30 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of British poetry from the Romantic to the Victorian periods; individual spirit for social and political rebellion; analysis and criticism of selected poems. Announcement: Class begins on January 7, 2020. |
3(3-0-6) 7A5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202350 | Selected
Topics in English Literature SEL TOPIC ENG LIT Coordinator/instructor: Verita M 1:00–4:00 Analysis and criticism of selected topics in English literature from a social, cultural and literary perspective. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 11A5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature |
| 2202365 | Popular Fiction in
English POP FICT ENG Coordinator/instructor: Darintip T 2:30–4:00, Th 1:00–2:30 Elements and genres of popular fiction in English; social and cultural contexts; analysis and criticism of selected works. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 5A5 25 seats Literature elective for non-English majors only; not open to English majors Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202372 | Literature and Film LIT/FILM Coordinator/instructor: Verita F 1:00–4:00 Relationship between literary works written in English and films; the distinctive nature of the two art forms; issues and problems involved in adapting literary works to films; analysis and criticism of selected literary works. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 8A5 30 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202373 | Environmental Literature ENVI LIT Coordinator/instructor: Darin M 11:00–12:30, W 8:00–9:30 Subject matter, theme, form, and technique of environmental literature written in English; roles of literature in fostering ecological awareness; analysis and criticism of selected works. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 6M5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature |
| 2202374 | Fiction and Fact in
English Prose FICT FAC ENG PROSE Coordinator: Crabtree W 8:00–9:30, F 9:30–11:00 Analysis, criticism and discussion of different types of prose works and their techniques, strategies and appeal. Reading List: (partial)
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3(3-0-6) 8A5 80 seats English major requirement; non-major literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202405 | Research Writing RESEARCH WRITING Coordinator/instructor: Avery F 1:00–4:00 Writing of a research paper with emphasis on process: appropriate topic selection, use of library facilities and information technology, various methods of note-taking, outline and thesis development, presentation of references. |
3(3-0-6) TDF 10 → 5 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202302 English Composition II |
| 2202414 | Translation: Thai-English
II TRANSL T-E II Coordinator/instructor: Crabtree M 8:00–9:30, W 9:30–11:00 Translation of informative, expressive, and vocative texts from Thai into English, with emphasis on interpretation of source texts and naturalness of target texts. Announcement: Class begins on January 6, 2020. |
3(3-0-6) 8A5 25 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202314 Translation: Thai-English I |
| 2202421 | Development of the
English Language DEV ENG LANG Coordinator/instructor: Nirada MTh 2:30–4:00 Origin and development of the English language: phonological, grammatical and lexical changes, with emphasis on socio-political and cultural factors leading to such changes; World Englishes. Julius Caesar, the Celts, the Anglo-Saxons, Beowulf, Christianity, the Vikings, the French, Henry VIII, Caxton, Chaucer, Elizabeth I, Shakespeare, the Bible, Samuel Johnson, cockney, the Mayflower, Noah Webster, Indian English, world Englishes—how these are all related, find out in this course. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 11M5 25 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202224 Introduction to English Sound System and Structure |
| 2202441 | British Fiction from the
Twentieth Century to the Present BRIT FICT 20C-PRES Coordinator/instructor: Puckpan TTh 2:30–4:00 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of British fiction from the twentieth century to the present; analysis and criticism of selected works. British fiction from the twentieth century to the present has experienced a great upheaval and produced wide-ranging impact. Ideas about fictional forms, authorship, readership and Britishness are defined, redefined and questioned. The resulting literature traveled far and wide, jump-starting the modern literary scene in many countries including Thailand. We will examine a range of fiction and discuss the issues it raises about literary craft, production and media, values and context, scholarship and new directions. Reading List: (partial)
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3(3-0-6) 7A5 30 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202445 | British Poetry from the
Twentieth Century to the Present BRIT POET 20C-PRES Coordinator/instructor: Wright M 9:30–11:00, F 8:00–9:30 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of British poetry from the twentieth century to the present; analysis and criticism of selected poems. Announcement: Class begins on January 6, 2020. |
3(3-0-6) 8A5 30 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202522 | English
Corpus Linguistics ENG CORPUS LING Coordinator/instructor: Mathurin M 9:30–12:30 Basic concepts in corpus linguistics; use of corpora for studies in English lexis, grammar, phraseology, pragmatics and discourse analysis. Announcement: Class begins on January 6, 2020. |
3(3-0-9)
TDF 15 seats EIL English linguistics elective |
| 2202598 | Senior Project II SR PROJ II Coordinator/instructor: |
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credits TDF 10 seats Honors program requirement |
| 2202600 | Research Methodology in
English Language and Literature RESEARCH METHOD Coordinator/instructor: Crabtree Th 1:00–4:00 Meaning of research; research techniques and procedures in English language and literature; analysis of and discussion on examples of good research. Announcement: Class begins on January 9, 2020. |
3(3-0-9) TDF 10 seats Program requirement |
| 2202619 | Selected Texts and
Authors SEL TEXTS AUTHORS Coordinator/instructor: Jittima F 12:30–3:30 Critical reading and in-depth analyses of selected texts written in English and their authors. Announcement: Class begins on January 10, 2020. |
3(3-0-9) TDF 10 seats Literature elective |
| 2202664 | English in Social and
Cultural Contexts ENG SOC CULT Coordinator/instructors: Preena W 1:00–4:00 Basic concepts, findings and issues in sociolinguistics and anthropological linguistics, with emphasis on English in social and cultural contexts; varieties and variation; relationship between language and identity. Announcement: Class begins on January 6, 2020. |
3(3-0-9) 7M5 → TDF 10 seats Language elective |
| 2202673 | English Interlanguage ENG INTERLANG Coordinator/instructor: Nattama M 9:30–12:30 Contrastive Analysis, Error Analysis and Interlanguage; problematic English grammatical aspects among L1 Thai speakers and English interlanguage among L1 Thai speakers. Announcement: Class begins on January 6, 2020. |
3(3-0-9) TDF 10 seats Language elective |
| 2202681 | Shakespeare in Context SHAKESPEARE CONT Coordinator/instructor: Wright M 8:00–9:30, T 9:30–11:00 Analysis of Shakespeare’s plays in their historical, social and cultural context; a critical examination of selected texts and their presentation in various media. Announcement: Class begins on January 6, 2020. |
3(3-0-9) 8M5 10 seats Literature elective |
| 2202685 | Contemporary Novels CONTEM NOV Coordinator/instructor: Subenja MW 9:30–11:00 Selected novels written in English from the second half of the twentieth century to the present; analysis of the literary texts in their socio-political and cultural context. Reading List: (partial)
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3(3-0-9) TBA 10 seats Literature elective |
| 2202705 | Seminar on Special Topics
in Literature SEM SPEC TOP LIT Coordinator/instructors: Nida F 8:30–11:30 Selected poetry written in English from the second half of the twentieth century to the present; analysis of the texts in their socio-political and cultural context. Announcement: Class begins on January 10, 2020. |
3(3-0-9) 11M5 10 seats Literature elective |
| 2202771 | Special Research SPECIAL RESEARCH Coordinator: |
3
credits TDF 10 seats Elective |
| 2202811 | Thesis THESIS Coordinator: |
12
credits TDF Thesis plan requirement |
| 2202896 | Comprehensive Examination COMPREHENSIVE EXAM Coordinator: |
S/U 5M5 Non-thesis plan requirement |