🔹 CCDE 110 – Introduction to Composition
Build a foundation in reading comprehension and essay writing.
- Develop rhetorical awareness through academic texts
- Write focused, organized essays with clarity
- Strengthen active reading and critical thinking skills
🔹 ENGL 1110G – Composition I
Develop critical thinking and persuasive writing skills for academic success.
- Analyze and evaluate written communication based on audience, context, and purpose
- Learn to write effective arguments using diverse sources
- Practice MLA/APA documentation and research integration
🔹 ENGL 2210G – Professional & Technical Communication
Prepare for real-world writing in your career.
- Write emails, reports, proposals, and workplace documents
- Emphasize audience, document design, and clarity
- Learn to translate technical content for broad audiences
🔹 ENGL 2221G – Writing in the Humanities & Social Sciences
Strengthen your skills in research and argumentation.
- Analyze and interpret texts from multiple disciplines
- Construct well-supported, researched essays
- Build critical reading and writing fluency
🔹 ENGL 2310G – Introduction to Creative Writing
Explore fiction, poetry, and nonfiction in a supportive workshop setting.
- Practice close reading and craft analysis
- Write, revise, and reflect across three genres
- Discover your unique voice as a writer
🔹 ENGL 2381 – Storyboarding for Writers
Combine writing and visual storytelling.
- Learn principles of effective storyboarding
- Communicate narrative, emotion, and timing visually
- Ideal for film, animation, and multimedia projects
🔹 ENGL 2520G – Introduction to Film
Watch and think critically about movies.
- Study key film techniques, genres, and eras
- Explore how film reflects culture and history
- Analyze film language and visual storytelling
🔹 LING 2110G – Introduction to Linguistics
Discover the science of language and how we use it.
- Explore sounds, grammar, and meaning across languages
- Learn how the brain processes language
- Examine dialects, speech styles, and cultural connections
✅ Bonus Section: “Which English Course is Right for Me?”
A brief visual guide (e.g., decision tree or table) can help undecided students see differences between:
- ENGL 1110G vs CCDE 110
- ENGL 2221G vs ENGL 2210G
- Creative Writing vs Technical Writing
📅 Flexible Term Lengths
We offer English courses in:
- 8-week sessions – Ideal for students who prefer a fast-paced option or want to complete degrees faster
- 16-week full-term sessions – For those who prefer a more traditional pace
Both options offer the same quality instruction and credit value.
💻 Course Formats to Fit Your Life
Our courses are available in multiple formats to meet diverse student needs:
Format |
Description |
🧑🏫 In-Person |
Learn in a classroom setting with face-to-face interaction and on-campus resources |
🌐 Online |
Study from anywhere, with flexible scheduling and digital access to materials |
🔄 Hybrid |
Combine online learning with occasional in-person sessions—get the best of both worlds |
✅ Sample Visual Block (Webpage Sidebar or Banner):
📚 Study Your Way!
Take English courses in a way that fits your schedule and learning style.
✔ 8-week and 16-week terms
✔ Online, in-person, and hybrid options
✔ Morning, afternoon, evening, and weekend offerings