ENGL 203 - Writing Craft/Context/Design

3 Credit(s) | Lecture |
Course can be counted for credit once

Description:
This course introduces students to rhetorical, literary, and critical approaches to studying and producing writing as they play out across a range of contexts–in print and digital media, in the workplace, in journalistic and artistic venues, and in academic settings. The course will also pay attention to the role of editing and publishing in text production. Framing writing in terms of genre, purpose, audience, and compositional practice, the course will introduce students to aspects of writing that span different situations: collaborative writing, visual and verbal design, and research practices. Other topics include learning about the range of career opportunities in English studies and primary and secondary research methods.

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