Eng1101c/d300spring2017

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Professor(s)

SSchmerler

Department

English, Humanities

Course Code

1101

Semester / Year

2017

Course Description

Persuasion is key to getting ahead in this world; but how can you make yourself heard if you can’t put your words out there in an honest, clear, and very impressive fashion? We have the answers: Hard work (what did you think?!), plus good new ways to re-frame your relationship to pen and paper, time management, and essays, essays, essays. You’ll like assignments when we’re done with this semester.

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Your Four-Part Grading Rubric — The Break-Down For Specific Assignments Your Four-Part Grading Rubric — The Break-Down For Specific Assignments

This rubric pertains to typed, written papers; research papers; mid-terms; finals -- in short, all assignments that are not part of your Journal or in-class exercises, or daily homework exercises, are formally submitted to the professor, […] See MoreYour Four-Part Grading Rubric — The Break-Down For Specific Assignments This rubric pertains to typed, written papers; research papers; mid-terms; finals -- in short, all assignments that are not part of your Journal or in-class exercises, or daily homework exercises, are formally submitted to the professor, […]

Your Grading Rubric, Overall, for this Semester Your Grading Rubric, Overall, for this Semester

A UNIT of THREE SHORT ESSAYS, worth a total of 30%, broken down as follows*: 500-word short essay draft #1: 10% 500-word short essay draft #2: 10% 500-word short essay draft #3: 10% Midterm Exam (completed in class in essay […] See MoreYour Grading Rubric, Overall, for this Semester A UNIT of THREE SHORT ESSAYS, worth a total of 30%, broken down as follows*: 500-word short essay draft #1: 10% 500-word short essay draft #2: 10% 500-word short essay draft #3: 10% Midterm Exam (completed in class in essay […]