Complete four units from the following:

COLT-101gp “Masterpieces and Masterminds: Literature and Thought”

CRIT-150g “Visual Culture and Literacy I” (formerly FACS-150)

ENGL-261g “English Literature to 1800”

ENGL-262g “English Literature since 1800”

ENGL-263g “American Literature”

ENGL-371g “Literary Genres and Film” (formerly ENGL-471)

ENGL-381 “Narrative Forms in Literature and Film” (formerly ENGL-481)

PHIL-446 “Aesthetics and the Film”

THTR-125 “Text Studies for Production”

THTR-403 “The Performing Arts”

Complete four units from the following:

CTWR-409 “Fundamentals of Screenwriting: Character, Conflict and Story” (must be processed as a substitution, as formerly CTWR-412 and CTWR-415a were offered as a pair – if needed, contact your assigned advisor)

ENGL-105x “Creative Writing for Non-Majors”

ENGL-302 “Writing Narrative”

ENGL-402 “Narrative Composition” (prereq: ENGL-302 or ENGL-305)

THTR-365 “Playwriting I”

THTR-366 “Playwriting II” (prereq: THTR-365)

Complete four units from the following:

AMST-200gm “Introduction to American Studies and Ethnicity”

AMST-274gmw “Exploring Ethnicity through Film”

AMST-285gm “African American Popular Culture”

ANTH-333 “Forms of Folklore” (this course may require a manual substitution for students of certain catalogue years – if needed, contact your assigned advisor)

COLT-365 “Literature and Popular Culture”

CTCS-192m “Race, Class, and Gender in American Film”

CTCS-392 “History of the American Film, 1925–1950”

CTCS-393 “Postwar Hollywood, 1946-1962”

CTCS-394 “History of the American Film, 1977–present”

CTCS-407 “African American Cinema”

CTCS-414 “Latina/o Screen Cultures”

ENGL-392 “Visual and Popular Culture”

HIST-380 “American Popular Culture”

MUSC-200gmw “The Broadway Musical: Reflection of American Diversity” (formerly MUSC-400)

MUSC-320gmw “Hip-hop Music and Culture” (formerly MUSC-420)

MUSC-460 “Film Music: History and Function from 1930 to the Present”

REL-333 “Religion in the Borderlands” (this course is also crosslisted under AMST)

THTR-395m “Drama as Human Relations”

THTR-405m “Performing Identities”

Complete four units from the following:

ANTH-372 “Interpretation of Myth and Narrative”

COLT-264gp “Asian Aesthetic and Literary Traditions”

CTCS-200g “History of the International Cinema I”

CTCS-201 “History of the International Cinema II”

EALC-125g “Introduction to Contemporary East Asian Cinema and Culture”

EALC-332 “Modern Korean Literature in Translation”

EALC-342g “Japanese Literature and Culture”

EALC-452 “Chinese Fiction”

EALC-455 “Japanese Fiction”

ENGL-444m “Native American Literature”

ENGL-445m “The Literatures of America: Cross-Cultural Perspectives”

FREN-320 “French Cinema”

GERM-360g “20th Century German Prose: Texts and Films”

ITAL-360 “Italian Cinema”

THTR-210 “Theory and Practice of World Theatre I” (this course may require a manual substitution for students of certain catalogue years – if needed, contact your assigned advisor)

THTR-211g “Theory and Practice of World Theatre II” (this course may require a manual substitution for students of certain catalogue years – if needed, contact your assigned advisor)

Complete four units from the following:

CLAS-325 “Ancient Epic”

CLAS-337gp “Ancient Drama”

CLAS-380 “Approaches to Myth”

COLT-312 “Heroes, Myths and Legends in Literature and the Arts”

ENGL-423 “English Literature of the 18th Century (1660–1780)” (prereq: ENGL-261)

ENGL-424 “English Literature of the Romantic Age (1780–1832)” (prereq: ENGL-262)

ENGL-425 “English Literature of the Victorian Age (1832–1890)” (prereq: ENGL-262)

ENGL-426 “Modern English Literature (1890–1945)” (prereq: ENGL-262)

ENGL-430 “Shakespeare”

ENGL-440 “American Literature to 1865” (coreq: ENGL-263)

ENGL-441 “American Literature, 1865 to 1920” (coreq: ENGL-263)

GERM-340 “German Prose Fiction from Goethe to Thomas Mann”

GERM-372g “Literature and Culture in Berlin in the 1920s”

SLL-302g “Modern Russian Literature”

SLL-344g “Tolstoy: Writer and Moralist”

SLL-345g “Literature and Philosophy: Dostoevsky”

SLL-346 “Russian Drama and the Western Tradition”

SPAN-304 “Survey of Fiction” (prereq: SPAN-260 and SPAN-261)

THTR-301 “Greek and Roman Theatre”

THTR-302 “Shakespeare in His World”

Complete four units from the following:

AMST-448m “Chicano and Latino Literature”

AMST-449m “Asian American Literature”

COLT-345 “Realist Fiction”

COLT-348 “Modernist Fiction”

COLT-351 “Modern and Contemporary Drama”

COLT-420 “The Fantastic”

COLT-472 “Los Angeles Crime Fiction”

COLT-475 “Politics and the Novel”

EALC-354g “Modern Chinese Literature in Translation”

ENGL-361g “Contemporary Prose” (formerly ENGL-455)

ENGL-363g “Contemporary Drama” (formerly ENGL-463)

ENGL-375 “Science Fiction”

ENGL-442 “American Literature, 1920 to the Present” (coreq: ENGL-263)

ENGL-447m “African-American Narrative”

FREN-347 “Race, Gender and Power in Francophone Literature” (coreq: FREN-330)

SLL-303 “Contemporary Russian Literature”

SLL-348g “The Novels of Vladimir Nabokov”

THTR-300 “Introduction to Modern Drama”

THTR-314 “Advanced Topics in Modern Drama”

Complete eight additional units numbered 300-499 chosen from the lists above. These courses must be from different departments (i.e., they must have different prefixes).

Complete four units from the following:

ENGL-492 “Narrative Studies Capstone Seminar”

ENGL-490 “Directed Research”