English Composition
Composition I - English 1101
What can I hope to learn in English 1101?
Over the course of the semester, you will:
- Employ writing process strategies for invention, arrangement, and revision.
- Identify the audience, purpose, and context for their writing.
- Develop a thesis and construct an argument.
- Quote, paraphrase and summarize.
- Practice multiple types of writing, e.g., journal, free writes, responses, reflections.
- Develop analytical reading and writing skills.
- Compose print and non-print texts.
- Understand plagiarism and copyright issues.
- Employ editing and proofreading strategies.
- Demonstrate basic research skills.
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Composition II - English 1102
What can I hope to learn in English 1102?
Over the course of the semester, you will:
- Write from sources.
- Organize written information in a unified, coherent style, free from egregious surface
errors.
- Analyze and produce written, oral, visual, and electronic modes of communication.
- Edit papers for style, grammar, and punctuation.
- Understand texts and genres across the curriculum.
- Understand different kinds of evidence that disciplines use to make their arguments.
- Apply theoretical concepts to evaluate or interpret phenomena.
- Practice the ethics of language use.
- Know that your voice counts.
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How is English 1102 Different from English 1101?
English 1102 extends and reinforces the objectives in English 1101 but focuses on
writing from sources.
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