ENGL-1302 English Composition II
Joseph O'Connell
Credit Fall 2025
Section(s)
ENGL-1302-700 (21158)
LEC DIL ONL DIL
Course Requirements
Honors Texas Literature with a focus on a wide range of Lone Star writing
ENGLISH 1302 is a continuation of English 1301 with emphasis on analysis of readings in prose fiction. Students will use literary elements to interpret short fiction. The elements include central idea, character, conflict, point of view, setting, language and tone.
Grade breakdown:
Lead discussion on a story as "knowitall." 10 percent
Four essays (10-15-15-15) 55 percent
Discussion participation 20 percent
Departmental exam 15
Course Subjects
Students will use literary elements to interpret short fiction, novellas and poetry by Texan writers.
The elements include: central idea, character, conflict, point of view, setting, language and tone and will be incorporated into five primary essays, followed by the C Test and B and A papers.
Student Learning Outcomes/Learning Objectives
UPON COMPLETION OF ENGLISH 1302, students should be able to:
Think, read, and write critically;
Effectively use referential (interpretive/analytical) writing;
Critically analyze fiction;
Appreciate and understand how the elements of fiction work together;
Appreciate the universal applications of literature.
Office Hours
T Th 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Online
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