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PROGRAMS / COURSE DESCRIPTION<br />
ENGLISH<br />
Transfer<br />
Engineering is a highly competitive transfer degree<br />
which is impacted at many universities. The following<br />
courses are minimal requirements for most engineering<br />
majors: CHEM 100, 201, 202; MATH 226, 227;<br />
PHYSICS 100, 201, 202, 203.<br />
IGETC or CSU General Education-Breadth<br />
Requirements are not always appropriate for an<br />
engineering major; for the most current information, visit<br />
www.assist.org.<br />
• University of California, Riverside<br />
Chemical Engineering<br />
• California State University<br />
CSU Campuses that offer Engineering majors<br />
include: Chico, Fresno, Long Beach, Los Angeles,<br />
Northridge, Pomona, Sacramento, San Diego, San<br />
Francisco, San Jose, San Luis Obispo and Maritime<br />
Academy.<br />
ENGLISH<br />
The study of English offers the student development of<br />
writing and critical thinking skills as well as an<br />
appreciation of literature. Reading and writing about the<br />
human experience provides a vital foundation for all<br />
learning.<br />
Since English composition courses are designed to help<br />
the student write the kinds of papers commonly required<br />
in college courses, the student’s first course in<br />
composition should be taken during the first semester<br />
(15 units) of college work, and the second course during<br />
the second semester (15 to 30 units)<br />
Career Opportunities<br />
B.A. Level (Most careers require a bachelor’s degree.)<br />
Copywriter<br />
Creative Writer<br />
Editor<br />
Journalist<br />
Library Reference Worker<br />
Magazine Writer<br />
Proofreader<br />
Public Relations Worker<br />
Researcher<br />
Technical Writer<br />
Teacher<br />
Professor<br />
Faculty<br />
Full Time<br />
Tim Adell<br />
Claudia Basha - Emeritus<br />
Jack Beckham<br />
Bryce Campbell<br />
Andrea Glebe<br />
Patricia Golder<br />
Carol Golliher - Emeritus<br />
Joe Pendleton<br />
Judy Solis<br />
Patricia Teel<br />
Karen Tomlin<br />
Patricia Wagner<br />
Degrees and Certificates Awarded<br />
Associate in Arts, Liberal Arts<br />
Associate Degree<br />
No associate degree offered with a major in English.<br />
English courses may be used to fulfill requirements for<br />
an Associate in Arts degree with a major in Liberal Arts.<br />
See Liberal Arts for degree requirements. ENGL 138<br />
(Cooperative Education) may be used as Elective credit,<br />
but may not be used to fulfill major requirements.<br />
Transfer<br />
To pursue a bachelor’s degree in this field, here are<br />
some schools that have programs that might interest<br />
you. For the most up-to-date information on these<br />
programs and others, visit www.assist.org. Please stop<br />
by the Transfer Center in Building 55 or make an<br />
appointment with a counselor if you have questions.<br />
• California State University, San Bernardino<br />
English major<br />
• University of California, Riverside<br />
English major<br />
ENGLISH COURSES<br />
ENGL 6 BASIC READING AND WRITING<br />
Units: 4.0 - 64-72 hours lecture. This course will not<br />
apply to the associate degree. (No prerequisite.)<br />
This is a basic reading and writing course designed to<br />
build reading comprehension at both literal and<br />
inferential levels and to build proficiency in the basics of<br />
writing expository prose. This course emphasizes the<br />
connections between reading and writing.<br />
ENGL 8 READING IMPROVEMENT<br />
Units: 3.0 - 48-54 hours lecture. This course will not<br />
apply to the associate degree. (No prerequisite)<br />
The course emphasizes the improvement of vocabulary<br />
and reading comprehension skills. Course work focuses<br />
on comprehension, analysis and evaluation of textbooks<br />
and other pre-college level reading materials. Assignments<br />
develop study strategies such as textbook<br />
marking, test taking and concentration.<br />
ENGL 10.0 LABORATORY IN WRITING<br />
Units: 1.0 - 48-54 hours laboratory. This course does<br />
not apply to the Associate Degree. (No prerequisite.<br />
Pass/No Pass.) This course may be taken four times.<br />
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