Writing & Linguistics Department
ESL 0090A-Reading and
Writing I 6-0-4
A beginning level reading
and writing class for non-native speakers of English. (4 hours institutional
credit).
ESL 0090B-Listening and Speaking
I 6-0-4
A beginning level class
designed to help non-native speakers of English develop communication skills
through a variety of listening and speaking activities. (4 institutional
credit hours).
ESL 0090C-Grammar I 5-0-4
A basic structure class
for beginning non-native speakers of English. (4 hours institutional credit).
ESL 0090D-Computer I 0-3-3
A class designed to help
beginning non-native speakers of English students learn how to use the
computer as a way of improving their language skills. (1 hour institutional
credit).
ESL 0090E-American Culture I
4-0-3
An introduction to the customs,
behaviors, and attitudes most prevalent in US society, including experiential
learning through field trips. (1 hour institutional credit).
ESL 0091A-Reading and Writing
II 6-0-4
A intermediate reading and
writing class for non-native speakers of English. (4 Hours institutional
credit).
ESL 0091B-Listening and Speaking
II 6-0-4
An intermediate level class
designed to help non-native speakers of English develop communication skills
through a variety of listening and speaking activities. (4 hours institutional
credit).
ESL 0091C-Grammar II 5-0-4
An intermediate structure
class for non-native speakers of English. (2 hours institutional credit).
ESL 0091D-Computer II 0-3-3
An intermediate class designed
to help non-native speakers of English learn how to use the computer as
a way of improving their language skills. (1 hour institutional credit).
ESL 0091E-American Culture II
4-0-3
A study of the various aspects
and interactions of family, work, and student life in the United States,
including experiential learning through field trips. (1 hour institutional
credit).
ESL 0092A-Reading and Writing
III 6-0-4
An advanced level reading
and writing class for non-native speakers of English. (4 hours institutional
credit).
ESL 0092B-Listening and Speaking
III 6-0-4
An advanced level class
designed to help non-native speakers of English develop communication skills
through a variety of listening and speaking activities. (4 hours institutional
credit).
ESL 0092C-Gammar III 5-0-4
An advanced structure class
for non-native speakers of English. (2 hours institutional credit).
ESL 0092D-Computer III 0-3-3
An advanced class designed
to help non-native speakers of English learn how to use the computer as
a way of improving their language skills. (1 hour institutional credit).
ESL 0092E-American Culture III
4-0-3
A study of major issues
that have shaped, and are reshaping, the American culture, including experiential
learning through field trips. (1 hour institutional credit).
ESL 0093-English as a Second
Language I 5-2-6
An intensive course designed
for students whose native language is not English. Includes listening and
speaking skills, reading comprehension, with an emphasis on vocabulary
development, basic grammar review, and writing clear, logical, well-structured
essays. Students may be required to pass this course before they are recommended
to enter WRIT 0095 or ENGL 1101, depending on their proficiency. Prerequisites:
Placement dependent upon successful score on Michigan Test of English Language
Proficiency and a writing sample.
ESL 0095-English as a
Second Language II 2-2-3
Designed
for students whose native language is not English. Includes group discussion
skills, interpretation of short readings, advanced grammar review, and
writing clear, logical, well- structured essays. Students may be required
to pass this course before they can enter ENGL 1101. Prerequisites:
Placement dependent upon successful score on Michigan Test of English
Language Proficiency and a writing sample.