7910 - English 102 - Class Information

College Reading and Composition II

Winter 2008

3 Units, (UC: CSU)

This course is designed to develop critical thinking, reading, and writing skills beyond the level of English 101. Students will develop critical thinking by writing strong arguments based on poetry, drama and faction, as subject matter. Students will learn to identify premises and conclusions and recognize patterns of faulty logic in developing arguments. They will learn to distinguish between deductive and inductive reasoning and will demonstrate this and utilizing research strategies.

Prerequisites: English 101 with a grade of "C" or better.

Instructor

Stan Searl, Ph.D.

Email: ssearlenglish101@aol.com
Office Hours:
From Jan. 3 - Jan. 31, 2007
Thursdays, 1:00 - 5:00 PM
(818) 364-7600, ext. 7155

Classroom Location Schedule

Textbooks

Required

Literature: An Introduction to Reading and Writing, Compact Edition

• Author: Roberts, Edgar V.;Jacobs, Henry E.
• Edition: 3/E, 2006
• Publisher: Prentice Hall
• ISBN: 0-13-153435-1

Textbook may be purchased at the City, Southwest, Valley, and Pierce College bookstores.

Video

Literary Visions

Development of critical reading and writing skills through novel, short story, drama, and poetry analysis.

Where to Watch Videos

Cable Channel LA36

Video broadcasts are available on cable channel LA36. The broadcast schedule is below.

All videos are closed captioned.

Buy the Videos

Videos may be purchased at the Pierce College Bookstore.

Watch the Videos on Campus

Videos may be viewed at the Learning Resource Centers of Pierce, Valley, City, Southwest, and Mission Colleges. You must bring your fee receipt with you to watch them.

Online Course Website

Jan. 2 is the official start date of the term. If you enrolled after Jan. 2 , you can expect a delay of 2-3 business days in accessing the class website. 

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