LANG 012 — LITERATURE IN ENGLISH II
African Studies · University of Ghana
This is a higher-level course designed to build upon and consolidate the skills taught in the companion literature course of the preceding semester. It should help the students to experience more appreciation of literature in the English language. Three new titles of drama, poetry and prose are explored through private reading, class discussion and performance. By the end of this course, the students should have significantly increased their English vocabulary and knowledge of English idioms to make them more confident users of the language, significantly improved their strategies in applying the rules learned in grammar lessons in their reading and vice versa, learned to apply the skills acquired in the Reading and Comprehension course in their reading of literature, and gained further exposure to the cultures of English speakers, as represented in their writing. SPORTS FOR ACADEMIC CREDIT The University has, beginning from the 2011/2012 academic year, introduced a sports for academic credit programme. The introduction of the programme is based on the recognition that there is the need to integrate sports into the academic programme of the University, which would enable students earn credits for sports and sport-related courses, which would count towards their total credits earned. The reason for awarding credits for sports participation is to encourage and reward students who spend their time, energy and resources to train and compete for honours to the University and the nation. Students can be considered for sports credit from their second year based on their previous sports performance in the University. Enrollment is on the basis of application to and recommendation from the Sports Directorate and approved by the appropriate Dean. Sports performers can earn a maximum of three credits per year on the programme, with a maximum of six credits during their course of study in the University. Courses under the programme will be graded in accordance with the University of Ghana grading system. Practical and theory sections will take 50% each of the final grade. COURSE OUTLINES (THEORY)
- Credits
- 4
- Level
- Level 200
- Semester
- Semester Two
Other courses on this programme
- LANG 001 — WRITING SKILLS I
- LANG 002 — WRITING SKILLS II
- LANG 003 — READING & COMPREHENSION SKILLS I
- LANG 004 — READING & COMPREHENSION SKILLS II
- LANG 005 — LISTENING & SPEAKING SKILLS I
- LANG 006 — LISTENING & SPEAKING SKILLS II
- LANG 007 — STRUCTURE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE I
- LANG 008 — STRUCTURE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE II
- LANG 009 — LITERATURE IN ENGLISH I
- SPAC 210 — BASIC ANATOMY
- SPAC 220 — SOCIOLOGY OF SPORTS
- SPAC 230 — SPORTS THEORY
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Start freeCourse details from University of Ghana Volume 3 Handbook for the Bachelor's Degree: Course Descriptions for Programmes in the Sciences (2017).