Course Completion Requirements:
For this course, students should:
1. Complete the required chapters and grammar exercises in the English Writing Lab.
2. Participate in classes.
3. Write and revise at least two 200-word paragraphs and six 300-400-word essays.
4. Correct assigned exercises in the rhetorical modes.
5. Complete homework text reading and the accompanying quizzes.
6. Complete most assignments and grammar tests with a passing grade.
7. After completing grammar quiz requirements, complete the final grammar test with a passing score of 75% or better.
8. Write a final college-level essay that conforms to essay writing standards.
Special Course Requirements:
Supplemental English Writing
Lab: To ensure their success in ENC 0010, students will need to spend
three hours per week in the English Writing Lab. Tutoring by appointment and
walk-in assistance will be available. Students are encouraged to use all of the
lab’s resources.
Lab Location: BB207
Lab Phone Number: (561) 207-5210
Lab Hours: M – Th 8 am –
8pm, Fri. 8 am –
4 pm, Saturday 9 am –2 pm
NOTE: All lab work must be completed on the same campus where the student is registered for the course.
Assignments:
Assignments may include completing individual and collaborative writing exercises, writing paragraphs, revising and
editing, reading the textbook, completing and correcting exercises, completing lab quizzes, and meeting with lab tutors. Each student must maintain a written copy of all work submitted in case of loss. Students are expected to complete all of the exercises in the textbook regardless
of whether they are specifically assigned or turned in for a grade.
Comments and Concerns:
Students enrolled in this course
who have comments or concerns about their experience should feel free to discuss them with the instructor, with their Lab
partner, or with the English Learning Specialist, located in BB 207. Other people are also available to assist students. The Associate Dean, Dr. Allen Witt, is located in BB 108.3 (207-5421). The Prep English Department Chair, Colleen Courtney, is located
in BB 310.3 (207-5212).
Computer Competency Component:
Each student will demonstrate a fundamental
understanding of basic computer operations through various instructor-determined exercises and/or assignments. These assignments may include the use of word processing and grammar programs. Writing assignments must be typed; un-typed assignments will not
be accepted.