2001-2002 - Cochise College

AREAS OF STUDYEnglishThe AsSOCIate 01 Arts (SR) degree In English19 degjgr.ed 10 provide lhe EnglISh me)Of" Wlth astrong foundatJOn In w ntten communication,literature and general education, enablingtransler With Junior standing to all ArIZona publICunlVE\rSlues and virtually all others To ensureseamless transler. students must develop theirspecifiC program of study In close coordinatIOnWith a Cochise College aclvlsor.ENGLISHAS80ciate of Arts, Special RequirementsEmphasis In EngllshGeneral EducationRe q uirements (AGEC-A) C reditsComPOS! ENG l Ot 3English CompoSluon ENG 102 3MathematICSMAT 1St3-5and """""LaboratOfY SCIence 8Ms 3Humanities 3Social oS. 8eh8VlOral SC~ 6Inlormatlon Literacy' ClS t 160f"CIS 120 3General Education Electives" 1-3TOTAL GENERAL EDUCATIONREOUIREMENTS 35SIX credits o f Arts/Humanities/Social &BehaVioral SCiences/General EducationElectl"es must be IntenSIVe Writing/CriticalInqUiry Courses.Language ReqUirement'Non-English Language4th semester profiCiency 16Core CurriculumCreditsBrlbsh Uterature I ENG 220 3Bntlsh Uterature II ENG 22 1 3Select tWO courses belowAmerican Wterature I ENG 224 3AmerICan Ulerature II ENG 225 3MBjOf Amencan Wnters ENG 265 3ElectIVeTOTAL CORE CURRICULUM 13TOTAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS O.' Students testing out 01 this requirement mustchOoSe general electtve crecllts" Electwe courses must be translerable to allAnzona public univerSities.English as a SecondLanguageT1Yee complete programs areOffered on theDouglas campus In English as 8 SecondLanguage the IntenSIve daytlme program (l0fstudenlS ....no plan 10 go Into regular academICOf" -...ocatJOnal programs alt6l"" Completing ESL);the evening program lor English lorProle$SlOl'\8lS, (whICh focuseS on commurucatlOflskillS tor buSinesS Q( prolesSIOnai purposes); andthe Summer ImmerSion Program.ESL programs develOp speaklng. listening.reading and writing sk111s Tha programs aredeSIgned tohelp students develOp their proflCl9ncyIn Englisn. Audio-visual materials. computerassistedlearning, and other learning opportunttlesIncludIng field tTlPS, guest lec1ures, and culturalactMIJeS enhanoe classroom tnstruction. Throughthe International Club, Douglas sludents have theopportunity to participate In sightseeing, culturaland social events FOf fUftner In/OfmatlOn aboutadlTllSSIQ(1S to any of the programs. contact theAdmSSlOns OfficeThe Workplace english CerltflCate programprOVIdes students WIth opportunll/9s to InCreasecommunicative competence in English. throughpractIC8I eppIicatlOfl of Irequently used tect'nCalworkplace language preparing them loremployme01 or advancement In a w orkenvtronmentln whICh english Is essential94