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COURSE TITLE COURSE DAYS DATES CREDITS

Critical Reading

ENG 110

TR

08/24/26 - 12/13/26

3

Study and practice of critical reading across genres. The course emphasizes close reading strategies, rhetorical analysis, and genre awareness to understand how texts construct meaning. Students write in response to readings to analyze central claims, evidence, and reasoning, as well as reflect on their reading through discussion and analysis.

Critical Reading

ENG 110

MW

08/24/26 - 12/13/26

3

Study and practice of critical reading across genres. The course emphasizes close reading strategies, rhetorical analysis, and genre awareness to understand how texts construct meaning. Students write in response to readings to analyze central claims, evidence, and reasoning, as well as reflect on their reading through discussion and analysis.

Critical Reading

ENG 110

TR

08/24/26 - 12/13/26

3

Study and practice of critical reading across genres. The course emphasizes close reading strategies, rhetorical analysis, and genre awareness to understand how texts construct meaning. Students write in response to readings to analyze central claims, evidence, and reasoning, as well as reflect on their reading through discussion and analysis.

Critical Reading

ENG 110

TR

08/24/26 - 12/13/26

3

Study and practice of critical reading across genres. The course emphasizes close reading strategies, rhetorical analysis, and genre awareness to understand how texts construct meaning. Students write in response to readings to analyze central claims, evidence, and reasoning, as well as reflect on their reading through discussion and analysis.

Critical Reading

ENG 110

MW

08/24/26 - 12/13/26

3

Study and practice of critical reading across genres. The course emphasizes close reading strategies, rhetorical analysis, and genre awareness to understand how texts construct meaning. Students write in response to readings to analyze central claims, evidence, and reasoning, as well as reflect on their reading through discussion and analysis.

Critical Reading

ENG 110

TBA

08/24/26 - 12/13/26

3

Study and practice of critical reading across genres. The course emphasizes close reading strategies, rhetorical analysis, and genre awareness to understand how texts construct meaning. Students write in response to readings to analyze central claims, evidence, and reasoning, as well as reflect on their reading through discussion and analysis.

Critical Writing I

ENG 175

TR

01/20/26 - 05/07/26

3

Study and practice of the process of composition, concentrating on exposition. In addition to emphasis on audience and purpose, coursework focuses on the principles of unity, development, coherence, and sentence effectiveness in the paragraph and essay. Accuracy, correct grammar, and vocabulary development are also emphasized.

Critical Writing I

ENG 175

TBA

08/24/26 - 12/13/26

3

Study and practice of the process of composition, concentrating on exposition. In addition to emphasis on audience and purpose, coursework focuses on the principles of unity, development, coherence, and sentence effectiveness in the paragraph and essay. Accuracy, correct grammar, and vocabulary development are also emphasized.

Critical Writing I

ENG 175

MW

01/20/26 - 05/07/26

3

Study and practice of the process of composition, concentrating on exposition. In addition to emphasis on audience and purpose, coursework focuses on the principles of unity, development, coherence, and sentence effectiveness in the paragraph and essay. Accuracy, correct grammar, and vocabulary development are also emphasized.

Critical Writing II

ENG 176

MW

08/24/26 - 12/13/26

3

Study and practice of the standard methods of development (Definition, Division, Example, Comparison, Cause, and Process) as techniques for development in writing. Coursework will focus on each method individually and then on a combination of methods employed for different writing purposes (Description, Narration, Argument, and Exposition). Accuracy, grammar, and vocabulary development are also emphasized.

Prerequisite(s): ENG 175

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