English, B.A. Applied Language Studies Option with English, AA-T Roadmap: 2-year (60 units)

The following roadmap is a sample advising map to complete the degree program within 60 units. Please consult your CPP Connect Planner and major advisor as you develop your individualized academic plan.

Year 1 | Year 2

Year 1

Term One: 16 units

ENG 1000 - English First Year Experience (1)
ENG 2200 - Introduction to English Linguistics (3) (C2)
ENG 3150 - Advanced Expository Writing (3)
ENG 3212 - Language Acquisition (3)
Major Required: Foreign Language (3)
- Foreign Language: One GER/CHN/FRE/SPN course: 2000-level or higher.
HST 3340 - History of American Institutions and Ideals, 1877-present (3) (Amer. Inst. Part A, C3)
- If the American Institutions Part A: US History requirement has been satisfied by lower division transferred courses, take any GE Area C3: Arts and Humanities Synthesis course .

Term Two: 15 units

PLS 4205 - American Political Institutions and Behavior (3) (Amer. Inst. Part B, D4)
- If the American Institutions Part B requirement has been satisfied by lower division transferred courses, take any GE Area D4: Social Science Synthesis course .
ENG 3000 - Introduction to Literary Studies (3)
ENG 3210 - The Grammar of Modern English (3)
ENG 3211 - Structure of Language (3)
Option Electives: Foreign Language (3)
- Foreign Language: One GER/CHN/FRE/SPN course: 2000-level or higher.

Year 2

Term Three: 15 Units

ENG 3151 - Writing for the Professions (3)
ENG 4211 - Fundamentals of Syntax (3)
Major Required: Polytechnic Experience (3)
- Any subject-relevant course with an S-classification (service course)
Option Electives: Linguistic Study (3)
Option Electives: Linguistic Study (3)

Term Four: 14 Units

ENG 4650 - Applied Language Studies Capstone Seminar (3)
ENG 4223 - Applied Phonology (3)
Option Electives: Linguistic Study (3)
GE Area B5: Science and Technology Synthesis (3)
Unrestricted Electives (2)

Roadmap Notes

This curriculum assumes students have taken the required 2000-level literature survey courses and the equivalent of two 1000-level foreign language classes.

Version August 10, 2022