Its purpose is to increase awareness of language, to provide skills necessary for effective writing, and to clarify common trouble spots in grammar and mechanics. The course is flexible enough to serve students just beginning high school, someone needing a college preparatory refresher course, or adults seeking a review of fundamental English for their own satisfaction. Writing for Business and Industry Students will practice the kinds of writing they will be required to do throughout their careers. Work is evaluated on the basis of content, style, organization, format, credibility, and appearance. This course has no final exam.
Students submit most assignments via the Internet using an automated grading system.
Three submissions per lesson are allowed for mastery of concepts and improved course performance. Assignments have due dates throughout the enrollment period to encourage students to work successfully through the course in a timely manner, so students who enroll in this version should expect to work within a schedule. Credit is not allowed for both MA 107 and 111. Western Music History A chronological survey of music from the Middle Ages to the Modern Age, directed to the student with little or no formal background in music. The first two lessons establish the vocabulary needed to discuss music.