English 1102

English 1102 is the second of two comp classes required for graduation. In this course, you’ll build on the skills you developed in 1101.

So…what exactly will you learn?

How to read critically
How to respond to the ideas of others in writing
How to use advanced research techniques, on- and off-line.

What to expect in 1102

Reading and discussing essays
Responding to the ideas of others in writing
Conducting one or more research projects
Getting to know your instructor one-on-one

Looking for something different?

English 1102 is often offered as a special topics class. Special topics classes, offered in the spring, count toward your 1102 requirement, and they focus on a particular subject or genre. Special topics have included topic such as writing about Graphic Novels, Film and Drama, Popular Culture, Creative Non-Fiction. Sound interesting? Find more info on the Special Topics page!

If you’re an Honors student, ask your advisor about the Honors section of English 1102. And if English isn’t your first language, ask your advisor about the International section of English 1101.

Information about your class

Lost your syllabus? Need to know what books to buy? Need to know when that paper is due? Get course information by finding your instructor’s name, then selecting the syllabus for your course.

Want to know your instructor’s office hours? Need to call or e-mail your instructor? Contact your instructor.

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