Full Catalog - Wayne State College

Family and Consumer Sciences 99ENG 575 The English Novel (3) Representative novels ofthe eighteenth and nineteenth centuries; the historicaldevelopment of the novel.ENG 576 Twentieth Century Poetry (3) British and Americanpoetry of our time, including the works of Yeats, Frost,Eliot, Auden, and others.ENG 578 Seminar in Drama (3) The study of representativeBritish and American drama from 1892 to the present.Some major European dramatists may be included. Topicand title will vary from offering to offering. Cross-listedwith CNA 578.ENG 600 Readings: Literary History (1) Guided readings inBritish and American literature and its history based uponthe graduate reading list. Offered every term. May berepeated to a maximum of three hours.ENG 610 Studies in Linguistics (3) Topics in the study ofcontemporary linguistic theory and its applications to theunderstanding of literature and language behavior.ENG 621 Seminar: Major Authors (3) Intensive study of oneor two major writers. Topic and title vary from offering tooffering. May be repeated.ENG 632 Seminar: English Literature to 1700 (3) Topics inEnglish literature through the Restoration. Topic and titlevary from offering to offering. May be repeated.ENG 633 Seminar: English Literature from 1700-1900 (3)Topics in English literature of the Augustan, Romantic, andVictorian periods. Topic and title vary from offering tooffering. May be repeated.ENG 644 Seminar in American Literature (3) Topics inAmerican literature from the beginning to 1920. Topic andtitle vary from offering to offering. May be repeated.ENG 655 Modern British and American Literature (3) Studiesin the Anglo American literary culture of the twentiethcentury. Topic and title vary from offering to offering. Maybe repeated.ENG 682 Topics in Literary Criticism (3) Close study of amajor problem in the criticism of literature. Problem andtitle vary from offering to offering. May be repeated.Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS)Technology & Applied Science DepartmentSchool of Business & TechnologyBenthack BuildingObjectives: The offerings in Family and ConsumerSciences are provided for those students who are preparingfor careers in family and consumer sciences or related fields.The courses are beneficial to students both personally andprofessionally who find family and consumer sciences a meansto the enrichment of living.Students planning to teach family and consumer sciencessubjects in secondary schools should work toward the majorin family and consumer sciences with the field endorsementin family and consumer sciences. No other endorsement isrequired.Students planning careers in professional areas of familyand consumer sciences other than teaching such as business,extension or social services, which require teaching-relatedskills, should work toward the major in family and consumersciences with the field endorsement in family and consumersciences, and take appropriate electives selected by advisement.Students planning careers in fashion merchandising,interior design, early childhood, foods and nutrition, or otherrelated professions should work toward a bachelor’s degreewith a concentration in the appropriate area. Students planninga career in early childhood should pursue the major in that area.Students needing a background of concentrated study forrelated professions should work toward a major with a familyand consumer sciences concentration. A minor in family lifestudies is also offered to support other professional careerobjectives and to broaden the student’s background relative to aspecific career objective.Major in Family and Consumer Sciences(BA or BS) 51-56 hoursAll Family and Consumer Sciences majors will take FCS 207Nutrition to meet the Block 2 Wellness General Educationrequirement.Family and Consumer Sciences Core: 18 hoursFCS103 Clothing Construction or302 Textiles.........................................................3108 Intro to Family & Consumer Sciences.........1110 Family & Personal Relationships.................3305 Housing Development & Design.................3313 Techniques in Prof. Presentation..................3315 Consumer Economics..................................3410 Professional Development in FCS...............2Field Endorsement in Family and Consumer Sciences Concentration(BA or BS) 33 hours + 18 hour core(Requires FCS 103 Clothing Construction)FCSCED104 Principles of Food Preparation.....................3205 Meal Management........................................3302 Textiles.........................................................3306 Family Resource Management.....................3308 Household Technology.................................3316 Guiding the Young Child.............................3403 Fashion Analysis..........................................3417 Principles of Career Education or423 Coordinating Techniques..............................3463 Intro to Voc Special Needs...........................3FCS elective by advisement..............................................6Required: Secondary Professional Education Courses (34hours)Supplemental Endorsement to Teach Family and ConsumerSciences Related Occupations (BA or BS) 51-54 hours pluswork experience.Students who wish to obtain an endorsement for teachingfamily and consumer sciences in occupational programs that relateto family and consumer sciences subject matter must fulfill