Attachment VI English 101 Overview.pdf
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This document is a course syllabus for English 101: Introduction to Composition for the Naval Service Member, an eight-week educational program offered through the United States Naval Community College (USNCC). The course is designed to provide naval service members with foundational writing skills necessary for success in college-level coursework and military careers. The curriculum covers critical thinking, essay writing, grammar, critical reading, and research skills, with emphasis on the ability to gather, analyze, and present information effectively.
The course establishes three primary learning outcomes: students will apply critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and teamwork; identify scholarly sources while assessing bias and veracity of supporting evidence; and develop written products that effectively communicate complex topics clearly and succinctly. These competencies are intended to support both academic success at USNCC and professional advancement within the military service.
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English 101:
Introduction to Composition for the Naval Service Member
Course Description
During this eight-week course, students will be introduced to the basics of English Composition to provide them with the writing skills needed for success at USNCC and beyond. Throughout the course, students will learn foundational composition skills necessary for college-level writing, including critical thinking, essay writing, grammar, critical reading, and research skills.
These skills will benefit you both during your time at USNCC and in your military career;
mastering them will enhance your ability to gather, analyze, and present information effectively.
Course Learning Outcomes:
1. Apply critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and teamwork.
2. Identify scholarly sources assessing bias and veracity of supporting evidence.
3. Develop written products that demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate complex topics clearly and succinctly.
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