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Lecture Notes for Engl 1301
You are expected to read all the
chapters assigned in the course
schedule regardless of whether they
are covered in class.
Not all 1301 classes will use the Handbook by
Troyka and Hesse; if your class is not using it, the
notes are for your edification and are not required.
You are expected to read all the
chapters assigned in the course
schedule regardless of whether they
are covered in class.
Not all 1301 classes will use the Handbook by
Troyka and Hesse; if your class is not using it, the
notes are for your edification and are not required.
Introduction to course.
Thinking Like a Writer.
Thinking, Reading, and Writing Critically.
Writing Argument.
Here Be Dragons
Writing a Literacy Narrative
My literacy narrative. or here
Norton . Purpose, . Audience, . Genre, . Stance,
. Media • Design.
Planning, Shaping, Drafting, and Revising.
Comparing the Disciplines.
Norton Memoirs.
Writing Paragraphs.
Using Sources and Avoiding Plagiarism.
MLA Documentation with Case Study.
Norton Collaborating.
Norton Generating Ideas and Text.
Norton Drafting.
Research Writing as a Process.
Norton. Assessing Your Own Writing.
Norton Getting Response and Revising.
Norton . Editing and Proofreading.
Norton Compiling a Portfolio.
Handbook Site of exercises
Excellent grammar handbook online
Finding and Evaluating Sources.
Norton Finding Sources.
Norton Evaluating Sources.
Norton Quoting, Paraphrasing, Summarizing.
MLA has changed.
Norton MLA Style.
Norton Reporting Information.
Writing in the Social Sciences and Natural Sciences.
Norton Beginning and Ending.
Norton Guiding Your Reader.
Norton Analyzing Causes and Effects.
Norton Classifying and Dividing.
Norton Comparing and Contrasting.
Norton . Defining.
Norton Describing.
Norton Arguing a Position.
Norton . Abstracts.
Norton Annotated Bibliographies.
Conciseness.
Writing About the Humanities and Literature.
Literary Analyses.
Parallelism.
Thinking Like a Writer.
Thinking, Reading, and Writing Critically.
Writing Argument.
Here Be Dragons
Writing a Literacy Narrative
My literacy narrative. or here
Norton . Purpose, . Audience, . Genre, . Stance,
. Media • Design.
Planning, Shaping, Drafting, and Revising.
Comparing the Disciplines.
Norton Memoirs.
Writing Paragraphs.
Using Sources and Avoiding Plagiarism.
MLA Documentation with Case Study.
Norton Collaborating.
Norton Generating Ideas and Text.
Norton Drafting.
Research Writing as a Process.
Norton. Assessing Your Own Writing.
Norton Getting Response and Revising.
Norton . Editing and Proofreading.
Norton Compiling a Portfolio.
Handbook Site of exercises
Excellent grammar handbook online
Finding and Evaluating Sources.
Norton Finding Sources.
Norton Evaluating Sources.
Norton Quoting, Paraphrasing, Summarizing.
MLA has changed.
Norton MLA Style.
Norton Reporting Information.
Writing in the Social Sciences and Natural Sciences.
Norton Beginning and Ending.
Norton Guiding Your Reader.
Norton Analyzing Causes and Effects.
Norton Classifying and Dividing.
Norton Comparing and Contrasting.
Norton . Defining.
Norton Describing.
Norton Arguing a Position.
Norton . Abstracts.
Norton Annotated Bibliographies.
Conciseness.
Writing About the Humanities and Literature.
Literary Analyses.
Parallelism.
Website for fallacies
Assigned reading for
outside of class; each
class meeting, I will
assign the fallacies to
know for the next class:
Fallacies
Assigned reading for
outside of class; each
class meeting, I will
assign the fallacies to
know for the next class:
Fallacies
Blackboard submission of papers
Database Issues
Blog with Links for 1301 class
Grading Criteria
Norton Field Guide's Site
Database Issues
Blog with Links for 1301 class
Grading Criteria
Norton Field Guide's Site
A Reminder for Students Who Turn In A Paper They Didn't Write
Don't be surprised when I follow my own policy.
Academic Integrity
College Policy: Students who practice academic dishonesty may be dropped from this course. It is the intent of
Cisco College to foster a spirit of complete honesty and a high standard of integrity. The attempt of students to
present as their own any work they have not honestly performed is regarded by the faculty and administration as
a serious offense and renders the offender liable to serious consequences, possibly suspension.
(Plagiarism is the presentation of another person’s work as your own, whether you intend to or not. Copying or
paraphrasing passages from another writer’s work without acknowledging that you have done so is plagiarism.
Allowing another writer to write any part of your essay is plagiarism.)
Don't be surprised when I follow my own policy.
Academic Integrity
College Policy: Students who practice academic dishonesty may be dropped from this course. It is the intent of
Cisco College to foster a spirit of complete honesty and a high standard of integrity. The attempt of students to
present as their own any work they have not honestly performed is regarded by the faculty and administration as
a serious offense and renders the offender liable to serious consequences, possibly suspension.
(Plagiarism is the presentation of another person’s work as your own, whether you intend to or not. Copying or
paraphrasing passages from another writer’s work without acknowledging that you have done so is plagiarism.
Allowing another writer to write any part of your essay is plagiarism.)
RCC5113
TX76437
You should know the library password.
It's part of being responsible.
TX76437
You should know the library password.
It's part of being responsible.
Each section has its own blackboard
shell. Please go to the blackboard shell
for your turnitin assignments.
I am teaching five sections of 1301 this
fall. If you email me, please tell me what
section you are in.
shell. Please go to the blackboard shell
for your turnitin assignments.
I am teaching five sections of 1301 this
fall. If you email me, please tell me what
section you are in.