CC 110
A Topic-Based Writing Course
Prepares students for the writing demands of other college courses. The course uses writing as a way to learn, as well as a means of communication. Readings, movies, and class discussion stimulate thinking and provide subject matter for student essays. Activities emphasize the writing process with a focus on revision through peer and teacher-student conferences. Students will have opportunities to present their work in larger forums outside the classroom. For topics, contact Lisa Breger (x7671). Fall and spring.

CC 110
A Topic-based Writing Course with Lab
Prepares students for the writing demands of other college courses. The course uses writing as a way to learn, as well as a means of communication. Readings, movies, and class discussion stimulate thinking and provide subject matter for student essays. Activities emphasize the writing process with a focus on revision through peer and teacher-student conferences. The additional weekly lab allows for more individualized instruction on grammar and mechanics, as well as paragraph and essay construction needed for college-level writing. Fall and spring.

CC 112
Controversial Issues
Builds on the skills and processes introduced in CC 110, but introduces more challenging academic writing. This class emphasizes the rhetoric of analytic and persuasive writing and information literacy in the context of the research paper. Fall and spring.
Prerequisite: CC 110 or portfolio placement.

CC 112
Controversial Issues with Lab
Builds on the skills and processes introduced in CC 110, but introduces more challenging academic writing. This class emphasizes the rhetoric of analytic and persuasive writing and information literacy in the context of the research paper. The lab provides students additional instruction in the more challenging coursework of CC 112.
Prerequisite: CC 110. Fall and spring.