The course explores the microeconomic aspects of the United States economy, market structures, resource markets, economic growth, international trade, and some current economic problems. ECO 101 or consent of the instructor. A review of scribal, syntactic, and grammatical skills, concentrating on the sentence, on the combining of sentences into clear and unified paragraphs, and paragraphs into short essays. Testing out or successful completion of this course is prerequisite for the required core curriculum courses in English. Writing assignments expand on the analytical skills developed in ENG 121 and develop critical and research skills directed toward the writing of a research paper.
Students learn how to use the library, engage in research, handle sources, and synthesize materials.
They write at least three short papers or one major paper in which they analyze and criticize literary works and employ secondary critical sources. Successful completion of the research component is necessary to receive credit for the course. The course examines representative figures from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and includes fiction, drama, and poetry. An introduction to the genre and study of representative short stories and novels. Brown Financial Management Mon.