SCLA 102

Cornerstone provides Purdue students with the skills that will serve them throughout their lives: to write and speak with clarity and precision, to think critically and creatively, to assimilate and analyze information, to adapt to change and connect in multi-cultural environments, to make sound ethical judgments, and to understand the implications of decisions in both a historical and societal context.

SCLA 10200 - Transformative Texts, Critical Thinking and Communication II: Modern World

This course is dedicated to developing the ability of students to convey information through oral presentations. It emphasizes engaged learning through class discussion, debate, and peer review. SCLA 102 introduces students to readings, film, and digital media that include famous speeches, essays, poetry, and more, to understand both the contexts in which they were produced and their relevance today.

Credits: 3

Fall 2024

SCLA 10200 Transformative Texts, Critical Thinking and Communication II: Modern World (3 credit hours) - UCC: Oral Communication.