Warren College

Courses

For course descriptions not found in the 2005-2006 General Catalog, please contact the department for more information.

10A. The Writing Course A (4)    A workshop course in reading and writing required of all Warren College students. The course emphasizes argumentation and critical writing based on sources. Prerequisites: satisfaction of the university entry level writing requirement and must be a Warren College student. Letter grade only.

10B. The Writing Course B (4)    A workshop course in reading and writing required of all Warren College students who have completed 10A. The course continues the emphasis on argumentation and critical writing based on sources. Prerequisites: completion of WCWP 10A and must be a Warren College student. Letter grade only.

11A. Warren Scholars Seminar A (4)    The Warren College Scholars Seminar A allows students to develop and refine their expressive and analytical skills. The seminar offers an interdisciplinary approach to topics on the relation of individuals and society, and the function of evidence and observation in the formation of theories. The course emphasizes argumentation and critical thinking. Prerequisites: limited to freshman Warren College Honors Program students with math/verbal/writing scores of 700 and above, and upon approval of a submitted writing sample.

11B. Warren Scholars Seminar B (4)    The Warren Scholars Seminar B allows students to develop and refine their expressive and analytical skills by exploring a topic that offers viewpoints from a wide range of disciplines. The seminar emphasizes argumentation and critical writing. The topic will vary each year. Prerequisite: Warren 11A or by consent of instructor.

195. Apprentice Teaching (1)    Undergraduate instructional assistance. Responsible both in area of learning and instruction. Student must prepare reading materials assigned by the professors and lead student discussions in Warren 11A or 11B. Prerequisite: student must be in the Warren College Honors Program.