W231  PROFESSIONAL WRITING SKILLS
Staff

5140	8:00a-8:50a	MW	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5141	10:10a-11:00a 	MW	(25 students) 3 cr.
5142	10:10a-11:00a	MW	(25 students) 3 cr.
5143	10:10a-11:00a	MW	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5144	12:20p-1:10p   	MW 	(25 students) 3 cr.
5145	12:20p-1:10p   	MW 	(25 students) 3 cr.
5146	2:30p-3:20p   	MW 	(25 students) 3 cr.
5147	2:30p-3:20p   	MW 	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5148	2:30p-3:20p   	MW 	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5149	4:40p-5:30p   	MW 	(25 students) 3 cr.
5150	10:10a-11:00a 	TR    	(25 students) 3 cr.
5151	11:15a-12:05p 	TR    	(25 students) 3 cr.
5152	11:15a-12:05p 	TR    	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5153	12:20p-1:10p   	TR    	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5154	2:30p-3:20p   	TR    	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5155	2:30p-3:20p   	TR    	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5156	3:35p-4:25p   	TR    	(25 students) 3 cr.	
5157	6:00p-8:30p   	M      	(25 students) 3 cr.
Above section meets January 10-April 25 at the Workforce Development
Office, 450 Landmark Avenue, classroom 1.  Students should contact
SCS at (812) 855-4991 for additional information.

PREREQUISITE: Completion of the English Composition requirement.

This course is designed to help students in any field develop
writing and research skills which will be useful in the professional
world and any future writing project.  This course concentrates on
the writing of concise, informative prose, and emphasizes the
importance of writing with a clearly defined purpose and audience.
Assignments will be based on general principles of communication but
will usually take the form of writing done in the world of work:
letters, memos, summaries and abstracts, reports, proposals, etc.

Students will often be able to write on subjects related to their
field of study.  The course requires constant, careful attention to
writing and rewriting, and many classes will be conducted as
workshops, with writing exercises and detailed discussion of the
work of class members.