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ALCP 5000 Research
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A special enrollment class for international students who have completed all course work, but who must maintain enrollment status while engaged in full-time dissertation, thesis, or other work necessary to the completion of a degree. |
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ALCP 5101 Intensive English
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Twenty-two hours of concentrated study each week comprising grammar, vocabulary, speed reading, reading comprehension, pronunciation, speaking, listening, note taking, writing, and American culture. The course includes three hours per week of computer assisted instruction in listening, reading, grammar and vocabulary. International students enrolled in ALCP 5101 may not concurrently enroll in academic classes. |
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ALCP 5201 Intermediate English
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Academic Reading Component: The main objectives of the intermediate reading course are vocabulary development, reading comprehension, and reading efficiency. Students study techniques necessary for comprehending academic texts as well as other materials they encounter daily. Listening and Speaking Component: This intermediate level course includes training in the techniques and skills of lecture comprehension, note taking, oral presentation and group task-solving techniques. Academic Writing Component: Prepares students for the writing tasks they will be asked to perform in their academic programs. Academic writing involves summarizing information, writing descriptions, making observations, and explaining processes. |
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ALCP 5202 Enhanced Intermediate English and Computer Practice
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ALCP 5202 incorporates an additional nine hours per week of computer-based learning into the traditional ALCP 5201 curriculum. This class is open only to international students who have placed into Intermediate English, but are unable, because of unusual circumstances, to otherwise maintain full-time enrollment. Admission to this class is determined on a case-by-case basis in consultation with the International Services Office. |
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ALCP 5315 Academic Writing and Culture Seminar
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The primary objective of this course is to provide an advanced ESL student with the composition skills necessary for graduate class work. Topics include summarizing information, writing descriptions, making observations, and explaining processes. |
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