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students completing 150 may be permitted to skip 1156 and/or 1157;
such students are eligible for by-pass credit in English 1156 and/or
1157 under the procedure used for advanced placement credit for
courses by-passed.
ENGL 181 Elementary Intensive ESL
6 cr.
Prerequisite: ESL Placement Test. An intensive elementary-level
course for students whose native language is not English. Thirteen
class hours per week. ENGL 0181-0182 may not be counted for fulfillment
of degree requirements.
ENGL 182 Elementary Intensive ESL
3 -12 cr.
Prerequisite: ESL Placement Test. An intensive elementary-level
course for students whose native language is not English. Thirteen
class hours per week. ENGL 0181-0182 may not be counted for fulfillment
of degree requirements.
ENGL 183 Intermediate Intensive ESL
6 cr.
Prerequisite: ESL Placement Test or completion of 0181-0182. An
intensive intermediate-level course for students whose native language
is not English. Thirteen class hours per week. ENGL 0183-0184
may not be counted for fulfillment of degree requirements.
ENGL 184 Intermediate Intensive ESL
3 -12 cr.
Prerequisite: ESL Placement Test or completion of 0181-0182. An
intensive intermediate-level course for students whose native language
is not English. Thirteen class hours per week. ENGL 0183-0184
may not be counted for fulfillment of degree requirements.
ENGL 185 Advanced Intensive ESL
6 cr.
ESL Placement Test or completion of 0183-0184. An intensive
advanced level course for students whose native language is not
English. Thirteen class hours per week. ENGL 0185-0186 may not be
counted for fulfillment of degree requirements.
ENGL 186 Advanced Intensive ESL 1
2 cr.
ESL Placement Test or completion of 0183-0184. An intensive
advanced level course for students whose native language is not
English. Thirteen class hours per week. ENGL 0185-0186 may not be
counted for fulfillment of degree requirements.
ENGL 187 Semi-Intensive ESL
6 cr.
ESL Placement Test or completion of 0186. A semi-intensive course
for students whose native language is not English. Six class hours
per week. ENGL 0187 may not be counted for fulfillment of degree
requirements.
ENGL 188 English as a Second Language
3 cr.
Prerequisite: ESL Placement Test or completion of ENGL 0185-0186.
A composition course designed for students whose native language
is not English. Upon completion of ENGL 0188, a student may go on
to ENGL 0189 or a higher course in some cases; upon completion
of ENGL 0189, a student may go on to ENGL 0150, 1157, 1158, or 1159,
depending upon his or her degree of proficiency in composition.
Neither ENGL 0188 nor ENGL 0189 may be counted for fulfillment
of degree requirements.
ENGL 189 English as a Second Language
3 cr.
Prerequisite: ESL Placement Test or completion of ENGL 0185-0186.
A composition course designed for students whose native language
is not English. Upon completion of ENGL 0188, a student may go on
to ENGL 0189 or a higher course in some cases; upon completion
of ENGL 0189, a student may go on to ENGL 0150, 1157, 1158, or 1159
depending upon his or her degree of proficiency in composition.
Neither ENGL 0188 nor ENGL 0189 may be counted for fulfillment
of degree requirements.
ENGL 191 Effect Speaking for Intl Grads
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Placement by ESL Placement Test or by English Department.
A non-intensive course in speaking designed specifically
for graduate students whose first language is not English. Special
emphasis is given to academic presentation skills, pronunciation,
and nonverbal communication.
ENGL 192 Effect Writing for Intl Grads
3 cr.
Prerequisites: Placement by ESL Placement Test or English Department.
A non-intensive course in report writing designed specifically
for graduate students whose first language is not English.
Special emphasis is given to writing problem-solution texts, data
commentaries, summaries, critiques, and research papers.
ENGL 230 Reading Improvement
3 cr.
Designed to train students in college-level reading. The entire reading
process will be explored and applied through group interaction
and individualized reading instruction. Three hours of lecture and
one hour of laboratory work per week will be required. ENGL 0230
may not be counted for fulfillment of degree requirements. NOTE:
This course will be required of certain students on the basis of the
ACT test and additional reading tests. It is also available as an elective
to all students.
ENGL 1156 English Composition
3 cr.
Each course offered each semester. An introductory sequence of
writing courses. On the basis of the UNO Placement Test or previous
college English (if any), students will be grouped and required
to take one, two, or three semesters of freshman composition. The
required courses must be taken progressively, but in cases of exceptional
progress, students completing 1156 may be permitted to skip
1157; such students are eligible for by-pass credit in English 1157
provided they earn a C or better in 1158. Students who enter 1158 or
1159 initially thus take only one semester of freshman composition
and may proceed without delay to any 2000-level course for which
they have the necessary prerequisites. (1159 is the honors section of
1158.) In order to receive credit for 1158, students must pass a proficiency
examination at the end of the semester. NOTE: Students may
use up to 6 hours of composition credit towards their degrees.
ENGL 1157 English Composition
3 cr.
Each course offered each semester. An introductory course in writing
largely expository accompanied by selected readings. ENGL
0150 may not be counted for fulfillment of degree requirements.
NOTE: On the basis of the UNO Placement Test or previous college
English (if any) students will be grouped and required to take
one two or three semesters of freshman composition. The required
courses must be taken progressively but in rare cases of exceptional
progress students completing 0150 may be permitted to skip
1157; such students are eligible for by-pass credit in ENGL 1157 under
the procedure used for advanced placement credit for courses bypassed.
Students who enter 1158 or 1159 initially thus take only
one semester of freshman composition and may proceed without
delay to any 2000-level course for which they have the necessary
prerequisites. (1159 is the honors section of 1158.) In order to receive
credit for 1158 students must pass a proficiency examination at the
end of the semester.
ENGL 1158 English Composition
3 cr.
Each course offered each semester. An introductory course in writing
largely expository accompanied by selected readings. ENGL
0150 may not be counted for fulfillment of degree requirements.
NOTE: On the basis of the UNO Placement Test or previous college
English (if any) students will be grouped and required to take
one two or three semesters of freshman composition. The required
courses must be taken progressively but in rare cases of exceptional
progress students completing 0150 may be permitted to skip
1157; such students are eligible for by-pass credit in ENGL 1157 under
the procedure used for advanced placement credit for courses bypassed.
Students who enter 1158 or 1159 initially thus take only
one semester of freshman composition and may proceed without
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