![]() This course introduces students to the study of the linguistic structure of contemporary English, particularly the distinctive sounds of English and how they are organized (phonetics and phonology), and the analysis of the structure of words (morphology) and their meaning in modern English. LINGUIST 1E03 – Introduction to English Linguistics I (degree credit) Pronunciation sessions will reinforce speech production and overall fluency. In this course students are introduced to the fundamentals of oral communication, including listening, for communicating successfully in university contexts, through inquiry-based learning activities and discussions. MELD 1RR3 – Oral Communication for Academic and Social Interactions ![]() Aural skills are enhanced through exposure to a variety of academic lectures, discussions, debates and podcasts. This is an intensive course that focuses on the listening and note-taking strategies needed for aural and oral success in university, that also introduces students to problem-based learning. MELD 1R03 – Aural Communication and Academic Culture Attention will also be paid to less formal modes of online communication, such as email writing. This course focuses on using appropriate language (grammar, vocabulary, style), structure, and source attribution for writing in common post-secondary genres, while developing the critical thinking skills necessary for academic success. ![]() MELD 1QQ3 – Grammar, Structure and University Writing The course emphasizes vocabulary building strategies (vocabulary in context) to communicate information clearly in different academic writing tasks. In this course students develop their critical reading and reasoning skills by engaging, summarizing, analyzing, and reflecting on texts representing a variety of academic disciplines. MELD 1Q03 – Critical and Analytic Reading Students who complete all 10 courses successfully with a passing grade will be granted their diploma and will move into their undergraduate program in the following Academic Year. MELD students are enrolled as full-time McMaster University students and are required to take a total of 5 courses per term during the Academic Year.
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