Is an exploration of the structure of present-day English as spoken and written in contemporary Canada, with an emphasis on the idea of "standard" English in a professional context. Students will acquire the necessary technical vocabulary to discuss and critique issues of acceptable style and usage in their speech and writing, particularly with respect to word formation, sentence structure, and the often difficult relationship between sound and spelling. The course will provide students with an awareness of the linguistic options available to them in the practice of clear and effective communication. Weekly hours: 3 Lecture hoursPrerequisite(s): RCM 200 or 60 credit units of university level courses. Note(s): Students with credit for RCM 807 cannot receive credit for this course.
Is an exploration of the structure of present-day English as spoken and written in contemporary Canada, with an emphasis on the idea of "standard" English in a professional context. Students will acquire the necessary technical vocabulary to discuss and critique issues of acceptable style and usage in their speech and writing, particularly with respect to word formation, sentence structure, and the often difficult relationship between sound and spelling. The course will provide students with an awareness of the linguistic options available to them in the practice of clear and effective communication. Weekly hours: 3 Lecture hoursPrerequisite(s): RCM 200 or 60 credit units of university level courses. Note(s): Students with credit for RCM 807 cannot receive credit for this course.
