English
ENG 101 YV1: Composition I

Studies expository writing with special attention to the modes, arrangement and style. Students learn to write essays which are unified, thorough, clear and convincing. Students read essays to augment critical reading skills. They learn the research, reasoning and organizational skills necessary for effective academic and research writing.

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ENG 101 YV1 Fall 2008 Class Information		Registration Info: The normal registration period for this class has ended.
Call Number	32726
Location	Yerington
Instructor	Douglas Barrett, Ph.D.
Cost (NV Resident)	$252.00 See the fee calculator for more.
Prerequisites	ENG 098 with a grade of C- or better, or appropriate score on WNC placement examination or equivalent examination
Credits/Grading	3 Credits / Grade (A,B,C, etc.)
Class Status	This class is Open as of August 29, 2008*
History	Class Schedule History (See when this course was offered over the last 3 years)
Notes	INTERACTIVE VIDEO CLASS TRANSMITTED FROM CARSON
Dates, Times and Locations
Dates	Full Semester Course (August 25–December 13)
WNC Yerington Center	Tuesday 5:30 pm–6:45 pm
WNC Yerington Center	Thursday 5:30 pm–6:45 pm
General information about this course
Catalog Description	English > 101
Contact	For more information about this class, please contact the Communications and Fine Arts division.

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NOTE: Classes with low registration numbers may result in the class being canceled. Students are encouraged to register and pay early to reduce the chance of class cancellation. NEW EARLIER PAY DATE: Payment is due for full-term fall 2008 classes by August 15, 2008.