Courses

The principles of rhetoric with supplementary readings and ample practice to develop the skills of students in expressing themselves beyond freshman competency.

Focuses on the writing of advanced academic and professional prose by integrating computer technology in the analysis and production of that prose; also taught at Galveston campus.

Advanced instruction in composition; the writing of large-form musical compositions employing contemporary styles; techniques in writing for instrumental, vocal, electronic and mixed- media resources.

This advanced composition course is designed to improve writing skills in Spanish through reading and responding to texts in Spanish. Students may not apply credit to their degree plans for both SPAN 3307 and SPAN 3308. (WI) (MULT)

Students examine the rhetorical forms and approaches to the problems of composition.

Students will examine the rhetoric of composition through intensive writing workshops are (1) to discover and define some coherent relations between rhetoric and composition; through a process of peer- and instructor-reviewed writing workshops.

Improvement of skills for academic and public writing, focusing on analysis and critique. Writing is a significant component of this course.

Advanced Composition provides instruction and practice in the writing of formal essays. Additionally, this course provides instruction in the development of analytical and critical reading skills in the composition process. PREREQUISITE is EG 112, English/Communication Skills II.

This course is designed for students preparing for professional careers. This advanced course addresses expository and argumentative writing. Emphasis will be placed on critical thinking, thesis formation, research, bibliographic techniques, and stylistic skills necessary to produce articles and essays which would be appropriate for professional journals and the media. (General Education/Communication)

Students gain intensive practice in writing the various types of prose, based on analysis of the structure, language, and rhetoric of selected works.