Course Descriptions

English 7-8 (101/102) - #0184

Classification:

Grade 12

Credit:

1 credit, yearlong
May be used to fulfill the 12th grade English requirement

Northern Arizona University bound students: This course will not transfer unless you take both ENG 101 and 102.

Prerequisites:

80% or higher on Yavapai College Placement Exam and a B average in all other high school English classes

Fee:

None

This is a class in critical thinking and academic writing. English 101 is designed to prepare each student for a successful career in both academic and non-academic endeavors. Writing involves complex interactions between writers, readers, and subject matters, so we will be looking at how our audiences, our topics, and our own abilities as writers influence our communication. Second semester composition involves continued development of skills acquired and honed in English 101. Course requirements include a research paper, critical essays on literature, midterm and final examinations, and exams on various aspects of the course. Students will concentrate on the 8-12 page literary research paper, including supporting materials, and concepts necessary for the critical study of fiction, drama, and poetry.

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English 7-8 (101/102) - #0184
Classification:	Grade 12
Credit:	1 credit, yearlong May be used to fulfill the 12th grade English requirement Northern Arizona University bound students: This course will not transfer unless you take both ENG 101 and 102.
Prerequisites:	80% or higher on Yavapai College Placement Exam and a B average in all other high school English classes
Fee:	None
This is a class in critical thinking and academic writing. English 101 is designed to prepare each student for a successful career in both academic and non-academic endeavors. Writing involves complex interactions between writers, readers, and subject matters, so we will be looking at how our audiences, our topics, and our own abilities as writers influence our communication. Second semester composition involves continued development of skills acquired and honed in English 101. Course requirements include a research paper, critical essays on literature, midterm and final examinations, and exams on various aspects of the course. Students will concentrate on the 8-12 page literary research paper, including supporting materials, and concepts necessary for the critical study of fiction, drama, and poetry.