The First-Year Writing Program at UNH includes E 101, E 103, E 104, E 105, E 106, E 110. These courses are designed to increase students' writing effectiveness for a variety of communication contexts.
Here is a brief description of the courses in the First-Year Writing Program:
E 101 - Students in this course work to strengthen their reading proficiency. This course is typically scheduled concurrently with another course in the First-Year Writing sequence.
E 103 - This course provides directed opportunities for students to develop strong and effective writing processes which are essential for success in E 105. Students must be placed into E 103 through either the university placement procedure or a written placement test.
E 104 - A version of E 103 designed specifically for International Students who are speakers of other languages.
E 105 - Composition is a writing course that provides direct instruction in argument, research, and writing process, including peer review. Students in this course will write for a variety of contexts and acquire basic citation and documentation skills.
E 106 - A version of E 105 designed specifically for International Students who are speakers of other languages.
E 110 - Composition and Literature is a course which provides students guided practice in textual analysis, synthesis, and more sophisticated research practices.
