WQB Courses
All students admitted to an undergraduate degree at Simon Fraser University as of fall 2006 must complete a minimum of 36 units of courses designated as Writing, Quantitative, or Breadth, with a grade of C- or better to receive the WQB credits. Students transferring from a B.C. college with 60 units should consider completing some transferable W, Q and B courses prior to admission to SFU.
Course List
Writing Courses
- ENGL 111: Literary Classics
- ENGL 112: Literature Now
- ENGL 113: Literature and Performance
- ENGL 114: Language and Purpose
- ENGL 115: Literature and
- ENGL 199: Writing to Persuade
- ENGL 400: Seminar in Advanced Old English
- ENGL 411: Seminar in Literature and Race
- ENGL 413: Seminar in Literature and Environment
- ENGL 414: Seminar in Literature and History
- ENGL 415: Seminar in Media, Culture and Performance
- ENGL 417: Seminar in Gender, Sexuality and
- ENGL 418: Seminar in Critical Theory
- ENGL 431: Seminar in Indigenous Literatures
- ENGL 432: Seminar in Canadian Literature
- ENGL 433: Seminar in British Literature
- ENGL 437: Seminar in American Literatures
- ENGL 439: Seminar in World Literatures in English
- ENGL 443: Seminar in Literatures of Diaspora and Migration
- ENGL 470: Seminar in the English Language
- ENGL 472: Seminar in Advanced Creative Writing
- ENGL 474: Seminar in North American Poetry and Poetics
- ENGL 475: Seminar in Rhetoric
- ENGL 493: Seminar in Special Topics
Breadth Courses (All designated B-Hum)
- ENGL 111: Literary Classics
- ENGL 112: Literature Now
- ENGL 113: Literature and Performance
- ENGL 114: Language and Purpose
- ENGL 115: Literature and Culture
- ENGL 202: The Environmental Imagination
- ENGL 204: Reading Sexuality and Gender
- ENGL 209: Race, Borders, Empire
- ENGL 210: Reading and Writing Identities
- ENGL 211: The Place of the Past
- ENGL 213: Reading Across Media
- ENGL 272: Creative Reading
- ENGL 383: Studies in Popular Literature and Culture
- ENGL 398: Major Authors for Non-Majors
Quantitative Courses
- ENGL 234: Metrics and Prosody