Sunchai Hamcumpai

Ph.D. in English Coursework

Pedagogical and Professional Core (Beyond Masters):

Bibliography and Research Eng 599 3sh
Teaching Seminars Eng 571 and 677 6sh
Teaching Colloquiums Eng 675 and 676 6sh
---
Literary Theory / Colloquium in
Eng 520 and 775
Literature
OR
6sh
Multi-Cultural Literature /
Approaches to Teaching Eng 503 and 776
Writing
---
Written Discourse Theory and One course in composition and
6sh
Practice one in linguistics
One course in each: British,
Critical Literacy 9sh
American, and World Literature
Core Total: 36sh
Additional Requirements (Beyond Masters):
Students focusing on Written Discourse: Theory and
Practice will need 12 additional hours in the
specialization, for a total of 18 hours of courses in 9 or
Specialization
Written Discourse. Those in Critical Literacy will 12sh
need an additional 9 hours, for a total of 18 hours in
Critical Literacy courses.
Students who submit master's course work in
English to satisfy some of the above requirements
and those who do not have a master's degree in 3 or
Electives
English will need to take additional electives, in 6sh
consultation with a faculty advisor, the Director of
Graduate Studies, and the head of the department.
Dissertation --- 9sh
Additional Total: 24sh

Coursework Registration
 Semester ENG Title Category
Core Specialization Elective Disser uncertain G
(36) (9-12) (3-6) (9)
Spring 09 515 Rhetoric ?
558 Sociolinguistics ?
597 Writing with New Media 
Summer 09 555 General Linguistics 
570 Strategy in Composition 
Fall 09 501 Structure of English ?
578 Workshop on Writing ?
599 Bibliography 
Spring 10 515 Rhetoric ?
520 Literary Theory 
677 Argumentative Discourse 
Summer 10 504 Picture book ?
599 Language and Culture ?
Fall 10 521 American Modern. 
540 British Novel 
675 Colloq: Reading & Writing 

Missing required courses

571 Theory and Practice of Teaching

Reading and Writing in College
676 Colloquium: Teaching Written
Argument and Research
775 Teaching of Literature in College
503 Multicultural Literature and
Languages
776 Approaches to the Teaching of
Writing