Undergraduate Courses

The following is a list of undergraduate courses offered by Tyndale University. You can also see the course schedule for specific terms.

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Course Code	Course Name
ENGL 263	Foundations in Writing A study of select models of writing in prose, and occasionally verse, combined with frequent practice in composing both fiction and non-...
ENGL 290	The Short Story Select short stories and short story sequences are the focus of the course. Consideration is also given to the peculiarities of the genre...
ENGL 301	Anglo-Saxon Literature Introduces students to the poetry and prose of Anglo-Saxon England. Works are read in modern translations, but an introduction to the...
ENGL 302	Arthurian Literature From medieval to modern times, the legends of King Arthur have captured the imaginations of many cultures. Explores diverse articulations of...
ENGL 303	Sixteenth-Century Literature Explores important works of poetry and prose by authors such as Sidney, Spenser, Erasmus and More and their place in Renaissance culture....
ENGL 305	Classics of Medieval Literature Beginning with Bede’s account of the seventh- century conversion of King Edwin and ending with the close of the Middle Ages circa 1400,...
ENGL 306	The Bible as Literature Explores the literary power and expression of biblical material. The Bible will be read as a work of literature, sensitive to issues of plot...
ENGL 307	Children’s Literature Intensive introduction to children’s literature. Students will investigate various genres of children’s literature and critically analyze...
ENGL 308	Science Fiction and Subcreation Focuses on Tolkien and Lewis’ response to the problem of alienation in contemporary culture, more specifically the genre of science fiction....
ENGL 310	Seventeenth-Century Literature Study of English literature from the reign of James I to the Restoration, emphasizing Donne, Herbert, Bunyan and Milton. Prerequisite: 6...
ENGL 312	Introduction to Old Norse Literature Survey of Old Norse literature in translation, including Eddic and Skaldic poetry, King’s sagas, Icelandic sagas, ancient sagas and later re-...
ENGL 320	Irony’s Edge: Eighteenth-Century Satire Survey of poetry, drama and prose from 1660–1798, which may include John Dryden, Aphra Behn, Alexander Pope, Jonathan Swift, Samuel Johnson...
ENGL 331	Romantic Poetry Focuses on the poetry of the Romantic period (c.1789-1832), including some of the works of the major Romantic poets, such as Blake,...
ENGL 332	The Early Novel Examines representative works of the early novel, including such authors as Austen, Hugo, the Brontës, Dostoevsky, Gaskell, and Eliot....
ENGL 333	Victorian Poetry Focuses on the poetry of the Victorian period (1837-1901), including works by poets such as Tennyson, Arnold, Hardy and Browning....
ENGL 340	Twentieth-Century Literature Study of representative works reflecting the various influences of the major wars and social upheavals characteristic of the 20th century....
ENGL 350	Directed Studies in English This independent study option is open to third and fourth year students who wish to explore a topic not covered in the regular curriculum and...
ENGL 361	Creative Writing Instructs and practices the student in the methods of creative writing. Through reading and writing short stories, dramatic works and poetry...
ENGL 363	Playwriting Through reading and writing dramatic works students will become familiar with aspects of playwriting such as plotting, characterization,...
ENGL 370	Chaucer Surveys major works of Geoffrey Chaucer, including selections from The Canterbury Tales, Troilus and Criseyde and the dream poetry. Students...
ENGL 371	George Herbert: Priest and Poet A study of the life and works of one of 17th century England’s supreme poets, drawing on biographies and other secondary sources to...
ENGL 372	Jane Austen Surveys Jane Austen’s major novels in their cultural and religious contexts. Through subtle commentary, Austen’s narrators allude to the...
ENGL 374	Studies in C.S. Lewis Exploration of the major theological and fiction works of C.S. Lewis. The ongoing tension between reason and imagination, informing both his...
ENGL 375	Shakespeare Survey the major genres of Shakespeare’s plays and study a series of selected critical works. Prerequisite: 6 credit hours in ENGL
ENGL 378	Milton Emphasizes Milton’s major poetry, including Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained and Samson Agonistes, and provides an introduction to such...

Undergraduate Courses

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