10 courses with the subject ENG, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ENG 091Grammar and Paragraph Mastery3
Catalog Description: Catalog Description: Develops student mastery of basic grammar and paragraph writing: capitalization, sentence structure, word level skills, punctuation, and paragraph development and cohesion. Placement in this course is determined by College placement and proficiency requirements. Computers may be used, but prior computer knowledge is not necessary. This class carries institutional credit but cannot be applied toward any degree or certificate program. 205
Catalog Description: Improves basic writing skills: grammar, mechanics, style and organization. Students who pass with a C or higher understand the basic nature of informative and persuasive writing and library research. higher, or IRW 091 with a grade of 'C', or by placement.
1.02 - COMMUNICATION ORAL SPE 108, 109 or HUS 102 3 2 1.03 - MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY approved Mathematics course 3 1 1.04 - NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY approved Natural Science course 3 4 1.05 - SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY 104 Introduction to Psychology 3 1 1.06 - HISTORY, ENGAGEMENT, Select one SUNY approved History, Engagement, Awareness AWARENESS course Select one SUNY approved Humanities, Arts or World Language 1.07 - HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANG 3 3 course 1.08 - DIVERSITY (DEISJ) Met by Social Science requirement 0 N/A 1.09 - HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, ATH option 2 4 2 - PROGRAM REQUIREMENT MET BY 39 As Listed 131
Catalog Description: Continues the study of composition strategies introduced in ENG 101 by focusing on writing within the humanities. Emphasizes critical thinking skills and rhetorical principles commonly employed in writing about expressions of the human experience. Examines literature, film, visual arts, and performing arts in og (2025-2026) some combination. Students produce 20 to 25 pages of text. Prerequisite: ENG101.
Catalog Description: Examines the special rhetoric of technical communication. Focuses on the fusion of process and product in the organizing of usable information. Considers audience and user needs, information design, visual forms, engaging in description and definition, creating process explanations, developing proposals, organizing reports, and writing instructions. Develops critical thinking skills through analysis of conventions applied in document design. Use of computers required.
Catalog Description: Examines the special rhetoric of technical communication. Focuses on the fusion of process and product in the organizing of usable information. Considers audience and user needs, information design, visual forms, engaging in description and definition, creating process explanations, developing proposals, organizing reports, and writing instructions. Develops critical thinking skills through analysis of conventions applied in document design. Use of computers required.
Catalog Description: Media Writing focuses on writing practice in organizing and writing for print, electronic and digital media; introduction to news, feature and advocacy writing; focus on aesthetics, ethical and legal issues; application to journalism, broadcasting; public relations, advertising and digital media. Prerequisite: ENG101
Catalog Description: Fosters skills in techniques of reading, writing, and analyzing contemporary literature. Students generate creative texts through workshops and engage in both peer and instructor review sessions. Portfolio exam. Online courses require computer knowledge. Prerequisite: ENG102 or ENG105 or permission of the instructor.
