About The University Graduate Study at the University Other Graduate Study at the University Degree Programs Available Admission Tuition and Fees Financial Aid Student Services Academic Policies and Procedures Degree Requirements Programs, Faculty, and Courses Course Information African Studies 016 Agricultural Engineering Alcohol Studies 047 Animal Sciences 067 Anthropology 070 Art History 082 Arts, Visual and Theater Asian Studies 098 Atmospheric Science 107 Biochemistry 115 BioMaPS 118 (Programs in Quantitative Biology) Biomedical Engineering 125 Bioresource Engineering 127 Biotechnology 126 Cell and Developmental Biology 148 Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology Ceramic and Materials Science and Engineering 150 Chemical and Biochemical Engineering 155 Chemistry 160 Civil and Environmental Engineering 180 Classics 190 Cognitive Science 185 Communication, Information and Library Studies 194 Communication Studies Comparative Literature 195 Computer Science 198 Curatorial Studies Ecology and Evolution 215 Economics 220 Education 300 Educational Psychology; Educational Theory, Policy, and Administration; Learning and Teaching Electrical and Computer Engineering 332 Engineering Geophysics English, Literature In (English 350, Composition Studies 352) English as a Second Language 356 Entomology 370 Environmental Change, Human Dimensions Of 378 Environmental Sciences 375 Food and Business Economics 395 Food Science 400 French 420 Geography 450 Geological Sciences 460 Geospatial Information Science 455 German 470 History 510 Human Resource Management Industrial and Systems Engineering 540 Industrial Relations and Human Resources 545 Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program 554 Italian 560 Labor and Employment Relations Library Studies Linguistics 615 Literature and Language 617 Literatures in English Mathematics 640, 642 Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 650 Mechanics 654 Medicinal Chemistry 663 Medieval Studies 667 Meteorology Microbiology and Molecular Genetics 681 Molecular and Cell Biology 695 Molecular Biophysics 696 Molecular Biosciences Music 700 Music Neuroscience 710 Nutritional Sciences 709 Oceanography 712 Operations Research 711 Packaging Science and Engineering Pharmaceutical Science 720 Pharmacology, Cellular and Molecular 718 Pharmacy Philosophy 730 Physics and Astronomy 750 Physiology and Integrative Biology 761 Planning and Public Policy 970 Plant Biology 765 Plant Pathology Plant Science and Technology Political Science 790 Psychology 830 Psychology, Applied and Professional Public Health 832 Public Policy Quaternary Studies 841 Russian, Central and East European Studies 859 Social Work 910 Social Work: Administration, Policy and Planning, and Direct Practice Sociology 920 Spanish 940 Statistics and Biostatistics 960 Theater Arts Toxicology 963 Urban Planning, City and Regional Visual Arts Wireless Communications Certificate Women's and Gender Studies 988 Research Centers, Bureaus and Institutes Administration Governance of the University Divisions of the University   Graduate School-New Brunswick 2005-2007 Programs, Faculty, and Courses Literature and Language 617   Literature and Language 617 Graduate Courses 16:617:500Methods of Foreign Language Teaching, K-12 (3) Methods of teaching foreign languages to English speakers in grades K-12. Theoretical issues, curriculum development, uses of technology, software applications, library resources are covered. Ph.D. students do not receive credit for this course. Credit not given for both this course and 16:940:500. 16:617:501Methodology of Teaching and Research (3) Methods of teaching foreign languages to English speakers at the university level. Discussion of issues that can arise in the classroom. Research in foreign languages, library resources, and theoretical issues. Required of Ph.D. students and teaching assistants in foreign languages. Ph.D. students do not receive credit for this course. 16:617:502Theories of Second Language Acquisition and Learning, K-12 (3) Investigation of current theories and issues of second language learning and their historical relationship to second language learning. Ph.D. students do not receive credit for this course. 16:617:503Technology in the World Language Class, K-12 (3) Exploration of the effective use of technology through research and hands-on experiences with the Internet and multimedia software; design of classroom projects. Ph.D. students do not receive credit for this course. 16:617:504Assessment in the World Language Class, K-12 (3) Performance-based assessment and rubric design. Development of classroom tasks that set realistic expectations of students. Ph.D. students do not receive credit for this course. 16:617:507,508Languages across the Curriculum, K-12 (3) Development of content-based K-12 teaching materials with emphasis on humanities, social and natural sciences, and mathematics. Application of national standards of world languages other than Spanish. Technology and cultural components. Ph.D. students do not receive credit for this course. Credit not given for both these courses and 16:940:507, 508. 16:617:512Linguistic Theory and the Study of Literature (3) The major schools of linguistic theory and methods (e.g., de Saussure, American structuralism, Prague School, generative grammar) and their relevance for other fields (such as anthropology, literature, and cognitive science). 16:617:514Introduction to Film Theory and Analysis (3) Surveys major film theories and methods of close analysis in the context of literary and cultural studies; includes "classical" theory, formalist analysis, feminist and psychoanalytic approaches.   For additional information, contact RU-info at 732/932-info (4636) or colonel.henry@rutgers.edu. Comments and corrections to: Campus Information Services. © 2005 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. All rights reserved.