In class the professor gave us photocopy materials. I think they were from more than 1 textbook. We also did internet searches and wikipedia for writing articles on linguistic topics. But it is mostly applied linguistics for English study, everyone wants to speak English well to get a job. One of the visiting professor was from Australia and she taught a little generative grammar (I don't know which book). It was the first time our class studied it. She gave me good advice about graduate schools in U.S.A. where I have some relatives and I lived when I was little (grade school). She said it will be good for me to know more about the kind of linguistics that will be in graduate school, not only linguistics applied for English. So I decided to read about generative grammar, I hope I can learn some of it (in 1 year) and decide which graduate schools (later).
So... that means I covered nothing in generative grammar yet! Thank you Lyra B for your answer.