College English

Students are required to meet the admission requirements of the sponsoring community college or university, pay all college tuitions, fees, and purchase textbooks. Part of the student admission requirement is to take and meet the TSI test or be exempt based on qualifying scores on the TAKS, EOC, ACT or SAT tests.  Students will receive college credit and high school credit for satisfactory performance in the course.  It is ultimately the responsibility of the students to meet all deadlines for the admission process in order to schedule students into the appropriate classes.

COMP 1301 - English III S1

ENG3C1

Composition I:

Principles and techniques of written expository and persuasive composition.

Composition II:

Analysis of literary, expository, and persuasive texts; critical thinking. Includes research methods and a required documented paper.

CREDIT: 0.5

TYPE: Dual Credit

GRADE: 11

PREREQUISITE: English I, II or Qualifying test scores

COREQUISITES: If you take this course, you must also take ENG3C2 - COMP 1302 - English III S2

COMP 1302 - English III S2

ENG3C2

Second semester of dual credit English III

CREDIT: 0.5

TYPE: Dual Credit

GRADE: 11

COREQUISITES: If you take this course, you must also take ENG3C2 - COMP 1302 - English III S2

If you take this course, you must also take ENG3C1 - COMP 1301 - English III S1

1315 SPCH Public Speaking

PUBSPK

This course provides students an opportunity to learn public speaking skills. Overcoming fear of audience, reading/ listening skills, speech preparation, and techniques in delivery are important units. Logic, rhetoric, and arguments are emphasized.

This course meets one night per week at NCTC.

CREDIT: 0.5

TYPE: Dual Credit

GRADE: 11-12

2322- British Literature I & 2323 British Lit II

ENG4BL

British Lit I:

Study will include selected significant works of British literature from the Anglo-Saxon period until the death of Samuel Johnson in 1784. May include study of movements, schools or periods.

British Lit II:

Study will include selected significant works of British literature from the Anglo-Saxon period until the death of Samuel Johnson in 1784. May include study of movements, schools or periods.

CREDIT: 1

TYPE: Dual Credit

GRADE: 12

PREREQUISITE: ENG3C1 - COMP 1301 - English III S1

2327- American Literature I & 2328 American Literature II

ENG4A1

American Lit :

The study of major writers and their works from the colonial period through the Civil War Period, including the philosophical and cultural background to the works; reports and essays. 48 lecture hours.

American Lit II:

The study of major writers and their works from the Civil War Period to the present, including the philosophical and cultural background to the works; reports and essays.

CREDIT: 1

TYPE: Dual Credit

GRADE: 12

PREREQUISITE: ENG3C1 - COMP 1301 - English III S1