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This course focuses on writing strategies that provide students with the ability to advance solid critical argumentation supported by relevant primary and secondary sources; in addition, students will learn to interpret others' texts, recognize rhetorical strategies, and draft concise and logical critical responses. The course will foster in students the ability to differentiate between fact and opinion and give them the critical tools to evaluate author bias and perspective. In so doing, ENG106 will help students develop transferable writing and argumentation skills necessary for both academic and professional purposes.
Ancillary fees will be added at checkout and will vary based on the number of courses selected. For details on how the fees are calculated, please refer to ancillary fees for part-time studies.