Apr 19, 2024  
ACE Catalog - Volume 25 
    
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ENG4023 - Written Communication - Advanced English Skills

This course explores how writing can effectively convey ideas, thoughts, and needs. Using the fundamentals of high-quality writing - focus and coherence, organization and structure, development of ideas, voice, word choice, and conventions - and critical thinking, students produce various written texts in different modes and lengths to communicate with audiences in a variety of settings. Advanced-level English skills and digital tools for writing are integrated within the written products.


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