Course Summary: English Literature – Noun Studies

Lecturer: Mr. John Munene

Course Title: English Literature (Focus on Nouns)

Semester Duration: 1 Semester

Class Time: Every Wednesday, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Discipline Requirement: Strict punctuality and consistent attendance

Course Description:

This English Literature course, led by Mr. John Munene, focuses on the in-depth study of nouns—their definitions, classifications, usage, functions, and relevance in literary and grammatical contexts. Over the course of one semester, students explore how nouns form the building blocks of language and meaning in literary texts.

Key areas covered include:

Definitions and types of nouns (proper, common, concrete, abstract, collective, etc.)

Functions of nouns in sentences and literature

Noun phrase structure and agreement

Noun usage in literary analysis

Intergration of nouns in creative and academic writing.

Discipline and Expectations:

Attendance is compulsory. Students must report to class on time (11:00 AM sharp) every Wednesday.

No makeup tests or extensions for CATs, quizzes, or assignments. All assessments are done only once, and missing any will result in a zero unless officially excused in advance with strong justification.

Students are expected to demonstrate professionalism, respect during lectures, and submit assignments promptly.

Assessment Components:

CAT (Continuous Assessment Test) – 20%

Quizzes – 10%

Assignments – 10%

Final Exam – 60%

All assessments are aligned with course objectives and aim to test both theoretical understanding and practical application of nouns in English literature.

Conclusion:

By the end of this course, students will have a solid grasp of nouns and their literary significance. The course emphasizes discipline, academic integrity, and punctuality, preparing students for further literary studies and effective written communication