AP/WRIT2201 3.0 R: Effective Writing and Research in ITEC
Offered by: WRIT
Session
Winter 2022
Term
W
Format
ONLN (Fully Online)
Instructor
Calendar Description / Prerequisite / Co-Requisite
This course develops fundamental research and technical writing capabilities needed to clearly describe and document IT-related problems and solutions. Students develop these capabilities by working on projects that require research into, and clear descriptions of, technical problems, solutions and procedures using relevant academic and professional genres, and creating an eportfolio to demonstrate and reflect critically on their development as researcher/writers. Pre-requisites: Students must have successfully completed all 1000 level required courses in information technology before taking WRIT 2201 3.00 Course Credit Exclusions: WRIT 3988 Prior to Summer 2019 Open to: ITEC students only Not open to: PRWR and ENPR Students
Course Start Up
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