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Spring 2000 Syllabus English 102—First Year Composition Line # 33804 MWF 10:40-11:30 ARCH 321 Line # 44044 MWF 11:40-12:30 SS 325 Instructor; Clarissa Simek Robinson Office Hours: 1:00-2:00 p.m. MTWTh, and by appointment. Office: LL 343 Message Phone: (480) 965-3853 E-mail address: Clarissa.Robinson@asu.edu Required Textbooks: o Guide to Composition Located online at: http://www.asu.edu/clas/english/composition/theguidetocomposition.html> o Axelrod, Rise B., and Charles Cooper. The St. Martin's Guide to Writing , 5th ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997. (Unless otherwise noted, all reading assignments refer to this textbook.) o Sladky, Paul , ed. Free Falling and Other Student Essays, New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997.(Readings in this book are marked FF) Suggested Texts: o a college-level dictionary o MLA Handbook Other Required Materials: o 2 pocket folder (all final essays and materials must be submitted in this folder.) Course Description: Writing can be difficult and sometimes intimidating, but it is also something that you already do. This course focuses heavily on writing as a process, rather than as a final product. As writers write, they need a set of strategies to help them move from thinking about a paper to polishing a final draftstrategies that can only be learned by writing consistently and often. The primary goal of this course is to create a community of writers who will help each other to define individual voice, while working together to draft, revise, and edit each other’s literary work.

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Chemistry 110: Fall 2000 General Information: Instructor: Maria Alexandra Gomez Class Hours: MWF 11am Room 307 Lab time/place: Tuesday, 1:30-5:30 PM, Mudd 203 (pre-lab in Mudd 307) Office hours: M 3-4 pm, Th 4-5 pm, F 2-3 or by appointment. Office Location: Mudd 123, ext. 7503. Email: magomez@vassar.edu Text: Principles of Chemistry by Michael Munowitz Web Page: http://vassun.vassar.edu/~magomez/Chem110 The web page should be consulted for homework assignments, readings, lecture notes, and useful web sites. Homework assignments will not be announced in class. Prerequisites: 2 years of high school chemistry, 1 year of calculus, and 1 year of physics. Grading Policy: Lecture Grade: 4 Exams 40% Project 15% Homework 15% Quizzes 10% Comprehensive Final 20% Lab Grade: Pre-laboratory Assignments 20% Laboratory Technique 10% Laboratory Notebook 10% Laboratory Reports 60% Overall Class Grade: Lecture grade 80% Lab grade 20% Prelaboratory assignments for each laboratory project are due at 5 pm in the box beside my office the day before the laboratory project begins. Laboratory reports on each laboratory project are due at the beginning of lab the Tuesday after the laboratory project is completed. There will be no laboratory report due for the last laboratory of the semester. Instead, you will turn in a worksheet as you leave lab. You need a laboratory notebook with yellow carbon sheets. The yellow carbon sheets for each lab are due when you leave the lab each day. Consult the web guide for instructions on writing laboratory reports, prelabs and keeping a laboratory notebook.

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Polk Community College Basic Course Information Division of ALSS Basic Course Information General Course and Instructor Information Division Office Phone Division Office: WFA-147 Course Name: College Composition II Course Section: 2282 Course Days/Time: This course is delivered via the Internet and has no required face-to-face class meetings. Classroom: N/A Instructor: Frank Mathias Office# LLC2266 Office Hours: M: 11-Noon; 1-1:50 PM; W: 9-9:50 AM; 11-Noon; 1-1:50; F: 9-9:50 AM; 11-Noon; TR: 9:30-11:00 Instructor Phone Number: Instructor E-Mail: fmathias@polk.cc.fl.us N/A Withdrawal Deadline: November 7 Course Description,Prerequisites, and Credit Hours PCC Mission and Outcomes Course Objectives Textbook and Other Requirements ... Info. Tech. Access-Use Policy Course Description, Prerequisites and Credit Hours Successful completion of ENC1102 should enable the student to communicate through writing which demonstrates adequate content development, effective organization, sound logic, audience awareness in choice of vocabulary, and appropriate tone, unified and coherent style, and fluent use of Standard English; demonstrate critical thinking skills to derive clear understanding of the basic ideas and attitudes expressed in selected reading, thinking and writing skills in four important college-level processes: summarizing, synthesizing, critiquing, and writing impromptu essays; write a correctly documented research paper; demonstrate a mastery of CLAST grammar and writing competencies in the revising and editing processes. A minimum grade of "C" in ENC1101 is required to enroll in this course.

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Fall 2002 Karin Costello, Ph.D. Phone: e-mail: costello_Karin@smc.edu Office Hours: MW 11-12:30 and Th 11-12 Office: 309A Drescher Hall ENGLISH 1: COMPOSITION AND CRITICAL THINKING. (Scholars) Section 1697; MW 9:30-10:50 in Drescher 211 SYLLABUS: Required Texts: Ackley, Katherine Anne. Essays from Contemporary Culture th edition. Boston: Wyrick, Jean. Steps to Writing Well th edition. Fort Worth: Harcourt Brace College Publishers, 1999. Any good college dictionary. English 1 develops your critical thinking, reading comprehension, writing, and research skills. The theme of the course is contemporary issues. Your essays and research paper will be based on the contemporary issues raised by the readings in Essays from Contemporary Culture and the Los Angeles Times I will comment on the content, mechanics, and style of your written work during office hour conferences, through in-class conferences, and by written notes on your work. You are responsible for asking me questions about anything that you do not understand or disagree with.

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Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home The British Thriller: An Introduction to the British Novel by Phyllis Taylor Contents of Curriculum Unit 81.02.09: Narrative Study Guide—Call for the Dead Notes Bibliography ... To Guide Entry What influences have shaped modern British fiction? The British colonized America, yet Englishmen fought for freedom from British rule. What bonds and differences exist between the cultures today and how are these influences reflected in British literature? These are some of the questions “The British Thriller” will address. Literature courses in our high schools today focus principally upon American literature. Often the only foreign readings studied are the Greek and Roman myths and the plays of Shakespeare. When questioned, many of my students viewed American literature as the only literature of any importance. I was surprised to discover that most students in a recent course thought Agatha Cristie was American because they “liked” her stories. Literature from other lands is viewed then as something not enjoyable or perhaps nonexistent. I believe that familiarity with the literature of other countries enables the individual to put one’s own thinking in perspective. It helps one view the world more realistically and leads to greater understanding of other points of view. Additionally students may discover great literatures and find the reading satisfying. This course is designed as an eight week IA block class in British literature with the following objectives:

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