Composition II
ENG-103-U4
Finger Lakes Community College
- Semester
- Spring 2027
- Instructor
- Derrick Gentry
- Start Date
- 01-25-2027
- Total Credits
- 3
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Composition II builds upon the foundational skills of Composition I with a focused exploration of rhetoric and academic inquiry. Students engage in sustained independent research and writing processes that emphasize critical thinking analysis genre awareness and evidence-based reasoning. The course provides explicit instruction in locating evaluating and ethically integrating information from traditional and emerging sources-including artificial intelligence tools-to create well-reasoned research-based arguments. Emphasis is placed on reading and composing a variety of texts that address real-world issues promoting the transfer of writing research and information-literacy skills to academic professional and civic contexts. This course carries SUNY General Education Written Communication credit.
General Education Area(s): Basic Communication
Course Area: English & Literature
Level: Lower Level Undergraduate
Dates: 01-25-2027 - 05-18-2027
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