Department/Degree Program Writing Intensive Requirements
All freshmen and transfer students who enroll in degree programs at QCC as of the Fall of 2005 will be required to successfully complete two (2) credit-bearing Writing Intensive (WI) classes in order to receive the associate degree. The Writing Intensive requirement is intended to foster and help develop the academic literacies important for student success in college. Writing Intensive classes are designed to build writing abilities: in small classes, faculty members design assignments to help students grow as writers while they learn course material.
In WI classes, students will be expected to complete a series of short papers as part of the course requirements. Students will be encouraged to submit drafts of their writing and will receive feedback in order to make revisions, as the writing component of the course will be evaluated as a significant portion of the overall grade. A list of courses containing WI sections varies by semester and may be found in the current Schedule of Classes.
Students must choose two (2) WI courses that would satisfy the WI requirement. Sections of the following courses may be offered as Writing Intensive. Please consult the Registration Guide and Schedule of Classes to determine specific offerings each semester.
Art | Biological Sciences and Geology | Business | Chemistry | Computer Science | Education
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology | Foreign Languages and Literatures | Geology
Health, Physical Education, and Dance | History | Massage Therapy | Mathematics | Mechanical Technology
Music | Nursing | Physics | Social Sciences | Speech Communication and Theatre Arts
ART:
AR-310 Introductory Survey of Art
AR-320 Contemporary Art
AR-541 Advertising Design and Layout I
AR-642 Web-Animation
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND GEOLOGY:
BI-140 Principles of Biology
BI-201 General Biology I
BUSINESS:
BU-110 Cost Accounting
BU-509 Projects in Data Processing
BU-701 Principles of Finance
BU-859 Desktop Publishing (Software)
CHEMISTRY:
CH-101 Living in a Chemical World
CH-102 Living in a Chemical World Laboratory
CH-110 Chemistry and the Environment
CH-111 Environment Laboratory
CH-151 General Chemistry I
COMPUTER SCIENCE:
CS-101 Algorithmic Problem Solving I
EDUCATION:
ED-110 Contemporary Education: Principles and Practices (all sections)
ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY:
ET-210 Electronics I
ET-230 Telecommunications I
ET-320 Electrical Controls Systems
ET-350 Computer Control Systems
ET-504 Operating Systems and System Deployment
ET-560 Microprocessors and Microcomputers
ET-710 Web Technology I: Building and Maintaining Web Sites
FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES:
LF-401 French and Francophone Cultures Today is offered as a Learning Community with LF-213 Intermediate French I or LF-214 Intermediate French II
LG-401 Culture in German Speaking Countries is offered as a Learning Community with LG-213 Intermediate German I or LG-214 Intermediate German II
LI-401 Italy Today is offered as a Learning Community with LG-213 Intermediate Italian I or LI-214 Intermediate Italian II
LS-401 Spain Today is offered as a Learning Community with LS-213 Intermediate Spanish I or LS-214 Intermediate Spanish II
GEOLOGY:
GE-101 Physical Geology
GE-125 Earth Science
HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND DANCE:
HE-102 Critical Issues in Health Education
PE-711 Introduction to the Art of Dance
HISTORY:
HI-110 Introduction to Ancient Civilization
HI-111 Introduction to Medieval and Early Modern Western Civilization
HI-112 Introduction to Modern Western Civilization
HI-127 Growth of American Civilization I: Colonial Period Through Reconstruction
HI-128 Growth of American Civilization II: Reconstruction to the Present
MASSAGE THERAPY:
HA-100 Foundations of Therapeutic Massage
HA-205 Professional Issues in Massage Therapy
MATHEMATICS:
MA-114 College Algebra and Trigonometry for Technical Students
MA-301 Foundations of Mathematics
MA-303 Number Systems
MA-321 Mathematics in Contemporary Society
MA-336 Computer-Assisted Statistics
MA-471 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY:
MT-111 Technical Graphics
MT-125 Metallurgy and Materials Laboratory
MT-219 Surveying and Layouts
MUSIC:
MU-110 Introduction to Music
MU-120 Survey of Western Music
MU-140 Twentieth-Century Music
NURSING:
NS-102 Nursing Care of Persons with Developmental Self-Care Needs and Selected Self-Care Deficits; Intermediate Level, Part I
NS-203 Issues and Trends in Nursing (all sections)
PHYSICS:
PH-110 Principles of Astronomy and Space
PH-201 General Physics I
PH-233 Laser Electro-Optics Devices, Measurements and Applications
SOCIAL SCIENCES:
SS-211 Introduction to Macroeconomics
SS-212 Introduction to Microeconomics
SS-310 Sociology
SS-330 Sociology of the Family
SS-375 Media and Society
SS-410 American Government and Politics
SS-480 American Foreign Policy
SS-510 Psychology
SS-520 Human Growth and Development
SS-610 Introduction to Philosophy
SS-630 Ethics: Theories of the Good Life
SS-640 Medical Ethics
SPEECH COMMUNICATION AND THEATRE ARTS:
SP-142 Voice and Diction
SP-433 Contemporary Cinema and Television
SP-434 Introduction to Radio and Television Broadcasting
SP-531 Acting I
SP-532 Introduction to Theatre
SP-536 Acting II
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