A continuation of Fundamentals of Composition 098, this course's focus is on clauses, prepositional phrases, verbals, conjunctions, sentence construction, punctuation, and spelling. The course provides a systematic study of language structures and their functions in the context of written sentence and paragraph construction. This course focuses on expository writing in various rhetorical modes and includes basic grammar review. This course focuses on research, argumentative prose, and critical appraisal. This course focuses on written and oral communication for business and industry, with emphasis on organization, correctness, clarity, and precision of communication.
Students write critical analysis, evaluations, and interpretations.
This course focuses on the myths of ancient Greece and Rome and their impact on the literature and thought of Western Civilization. This course surveys the literature of classical Greece and Rome to the literature of the Renaissance and highlights history, culture, and literary genres. This course surveys the literature of the Renaissance to the modern era and highlights history, culture, and literary genres. This course is designed to provide the student with insights into the aesthetic and literary qualities of the Bible. This course surveys English literature from the Anglo-Saxon Era through the Renaissance and highlights the historical and cultural influences within the various literary genres.