3 hours lecture, 3 credits

The course is designed to improve a fundamental ability needed for success in any discipline: the ability to think critically. The focus is on acquiring and sharpening the skills required for identifying, analyzing, and evaluating arguments. The emphasis is on reading and responding to a variety of real academic texts from across the curriculum. No specialized knowledge is presupposed. The course should make students more careful readers and more cogent writers.

Prerequisite(s): C in one of ENG 060, ENG 098, Provincial English 12, or placement testing

This course is not offered in any upcoming terms

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