Writing Courses
ENG 1003.
Introduction to Writing.
Required of all freshmen who do not meet entrance requirements for
ENG 1013. Includes intensive instruction and exercise in syntax,
punctuation, spelling. and vocabulary development. English 1003 does
not satisfy any English requirement, and hours earned will not count
toward graduation requirements. Three lecture hours, week. Credit:
Three hours.
ENG 1013. Composition I.
(ENGL 1301) Theory and practice of written and oral exposition and
research in traditional and electronic environments; rhetorical
principles and organization in practice. Prerequisite ENG 1003 ,
passing score on or exemption from placement exam. Three lecture
hours a week. Credit: Three hours. Core composition requirement.
ENG 1023.
Composition II.
(ENGL 1302) Theory and practice of written and oral exposition and
research in traditional and electronic environments; composing
persuasive and investigative texts based on research. Prerequisite
ENG 1013 or its equivalent. Three lecture hours a week. Credit:
Three hours. Core composition requirement.
ENG 3111. Writing
laboratory.
Guided study in ways students may improve writing competencies
through learning editing skills. May be repeated for credit. Two
laboratory hours a week. Credit: One hour.
ENG 3123. Creative Writing. Fundamentals and techniques of
creative writing, with intensive practice in reading and writing
fiction, poetry, or drama. Prerequisite: Twelve hours of English.
May be repeated for credit when the topic varies for up to 9 hours.
Three seminar hours per week. Credit: Three hours.
ENG 3203. Advanced Grammar and Composition. Concentration on
the basic terminology and procedures of English grammar and
composition, with intensive practice in both. Prerequisites: Nine
hours of English. Three lecture hours a week. Credit: Three hours.
ENG 3433. Professional Writing. Strategies and practice in
selected rhetorical forms; reading and rhetorical analysis of
selected works. Prerequisite: Nine hours of English or permission of
instructor. Will not substitute for a sophomore literature course.
Three lecture hours a week. Credit: Three hours.
ENG 6053: Professional Writing. Publication requirement in
scholarly and technical communications such as articles, proposals,
grants and other professional documents. Prerequisite: Nine hours of
graduate study or permission of the instructor. Three lecture hours
a week. Credit: Three hours.
