Welcome to English 1301
This course provides an intensive study and practice of written communication with an emphasis on the role of writing processes. It includes an exploration of effective rhetorical choices, including audience, purpose, arrangement, and style as well as an introduction to various genres.
When you have successfully completed this course, you be able to write college-level academic, organized essays using Edited American English. The content of your writing will be grounded in your use of critical reading and thinking skills. By the end of the semester you will produce multiple written works that fit the requirements expected throughout all academic disciplines. In order to get to this point, you will need to learn each component of college composition individually through a series of skill-building lessons. Since each component builds upon the previous one, it is extremely important for you to stay focused throughout the semester.
The following table identifies the four course modules, the learning outcomes, and the assessment measure.
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Module 1 Context, Audience, & Purpose
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Narrative Essay
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Module 2 Writing Process
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Example/Illustration Essay
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Module 3 Critical Reading
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Reading Response Essay
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Module 4 Persuasive Writing
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