Study Guide for First-Year Composition | ENGL 102, Assignments of English Language

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Drew Kopp
Spring 2006
English 102
Sections 22, 49
Mon, Wed, Fri
9-9:50, 11-11:50
ILC 135, 133
UNIT 1: Uncovering your Theory of Rhetoric
Key to Symbols: SG = A Student’s Guide to First-Year Composition RW = Rules for Writers ER = Electronic Reserves – Password: rhetor
Week Monday Wednesday Friday
111-Jan 13-Jan
NOTE: Introduction and Overview Read Electronic Reserves (ER):
ALWAYS COME TO CLASS HAVING READ Syllabus and Promises "Structure and Meaning," by McKee
WHAT IS LISTED FOR THAT DAY.
For instance, for Friday, Jan 13, you need to Required Texts Value Graph
have read "Structure and Meaning," and you Concept Sphere Diagram
need to bring your completed Interest Inventory. Rhetoric and Controlling Ideas Summary
You also need to bring a copy of the reading to By Thursday afternoon, email me: Recommended:
class. "I have read and understood syllabus." Read the SG: Chapter 2, "Overview," pp. 23-29.
Interest Inventory due
216-Jan 18-Jan 20-Jan
ML King Day Read SG: Chapter 6, "Summary," pp. 87-92. Read from ER:
“The Ethics of Reading: Close Encounters,”
No Class Read RW: pp. 69-70 (MLA format) By Jane Gallop
Read and summarize from ER: For each required reading and film screening:
"On Education," by Schopenhauer Prepare Value-Graph, Concept Sphere Diagram
of the Controlling Idea, and written summary.
Practice:
Value-Graph, Recommended Reading:
Concept Sphere Diagram of the Controlling Idea, Read SG: Chapter 11, "Rhetorical Analysis,"
pp. 211-244.
Unit 1 Assignment
323-Jan 25-Jan 27-Jan
Bowling for Columbine (2002)
Do web research on Intelligent Design: Read ER: Web research: Who is Joseph Campbell?
http://pewforum.org/docs/?DocID=114 "The Faith that Dare Not Speak Its Name," http://www.jcf.org/index2.php
http://www.venganza.org/index.htm by Coyne
http://www.discovery.org/ Read ER: "The Impact of Science on Myth," by
Tests for reality Joseph Campbell, from Myths to Live By.
Read ER:
"The Flagellum Unspun," by Miller
AND
"Still Spinning Just Fine," by Dembski
Summary due with Value Graph Summary due with Value Graph Summary due with Value Graph
And Concept-Sphere Diagram And Concept-Sphere Diagram And Concept-Sphere Diagram
430-Jan 1-Feb 3-Feb
The Day After Trinity (1980) Web research: Who is Bill Joy? Read: "What We're Fighting For"
What is nanotechnology? Genetics? http://www.americanvalues.org/html/wwff.html
Read ER: What are the latest advancements in robotics?
Man and Technics Chapter 12 Read: “Thoughts About America,” by Edward Said.
By Oswald Spengler Read "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us," http://www.lacan.com/said2.htm
by Bill Joy. From Wired Magazine, April 2000
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/8.04/joy.html Read: "Bin Laden's Letter to America"
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/worldview/story/
0,11581,845725,00.html
Summary due with Value Graph Summary due with Value Graph Summary due with Value Graph
And Concept-Sphere Diagram And Concept-Sphere Diagram And Concept-Sphere Diagram
56-Feb 8-Feb 10-Feb
Control Room (2004) Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 1st draft Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 1st draft
Bring two copies Bring two copies
Read "A Post-Saddam Scenario,"
by Robert Kaplan Read Lesson 1, "Understanding Style," Read Lesson 2, "Correctness,"
from Williams' Style from Williams' Style
Read "If America Left Iraq," For Monday, you must work to significantly
by Rosen revise your rhetorical analysis, based in
part on the comments of your peers and
your comments to them
613-Feb 15-Feb 17-Feb
Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 2nd draft Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 2nd draft Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 2nd draft
Read Lesson 3, "Actions," Read Lesson 4, "Characters," Read Lesson 5, "Cohesion and Coherence,"
from Williams' Style from Williams' Style from Williams' Style
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Spring 2006

English 102

Mon, Wed, Fri

ILC 135, 133

UNIT 1: Uncovering your Theory of Rhetoric Key to Symbols: SG = A Student’s Guide to First-Year Composition RW = Rules for Writers ER = Electronic Reserves – Password: rhetor Week Monday Wednesday Friday 1 11-Jan 13-Jan NOTE: Introduction and Overview Read Electronic Reserves (ER): ALWAYS COME TO CLASS HAVING READ Syllabus and Promises "Structure and Meaning," by McKee WHAT IS LISTED FOR THAT DAY. For instance, for Friday, Jan 13, you need to Required Texts Value Graph have read "Structure and Meaning," and you Concept Sphere Diagram need to bring your completed Interest Inventory. Rhetoric and Controlling Ideas Summary

You also need to bring a copy of the reading to By Thursday afternoon, email me: Recommended: class. "I have read and understood syllabus." Read the SG: Chapter 2, "Overview," pp. 23-29. Interest Inventory due 2 16-Jan 18-Jan 20-Jan ML King Day Read SG: Chapter 6, "Summary," pp. 87-92. Read from ER: “The Ethics of Reading: Close Encounters,” No Class Read RW: pp. 69-70 (MLA format) By Jane Gallop

Read and summarize from ER: For each required reading and film screening: "On Education," by Schopenhauer Prepare Value-Graph, Concept Sphere Diagram of the Controlling Idea, and written summary. Practice: Value-Graph, Recommended Reading: Concept Sphere Diagram of the Controlling Idea, Read SG: Chapter 11, "Rhetorical Analysis," pp. 211-244.

Unit 1 Assignment 3 23-Jan 25-Jan 27-Jan Bowling for Columbine (2002)

Do web research on Intelligent Design: Read ER: Web research: Who is Joseph Campbell?

http://pewforum.org/docs/?DocID=114 "The Faith that Dare Not Speak Its Name," http://www.jcf.org/index2.php

http://www.venganza.org/index.htm by Coyne

http://www.discovery.org/ Read ER: "The Impact of Science on Myth," by

Tests for reality Joseph Campbell, from^ Myths to Live By^. Read ER: "The Flagellum Unspun," by Miller AND "Still Spinning Just Fine," by Dembski Summary due with Value Graph Summary due with Value Graph Summary due with Value Graph And Concept-Sphere Diagram And Concept-Sphere Diagram And Concept-Sphere Diagram 4 30-Jan 1-Feb 3-Feb The Day After Trinity (1980) (^) Web research: Who is Bill Joy? Read: "What We're Fighting For" What is nanotechnology? Genetics? http://www.americanvalues.org/html/wwff.html Read ER: What are the latest advancements in robotics? Man and Technics Chapter 12 (^) Read: “Thoughts About America,” by Edward Said.

By Oswald Spengler Read "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us," http://www.lacan.com/said2.htm

by Bill Joy. From Wired Magazine , April 2000 http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/8.04/joy.html Read: "Bin Laden's Letter to America" http://observer.guardian.co.uk/worldview/story/ 0,11581,845725,00.html

Summary due with Value Graph Summary due with Value Graph Summary due with Value Graph And Concept-Sphere Diagram And Concept-Sphere Diagram And Concept-Sphere Diagram 5 6-Feb 8-Feb 10-Feb Control Room (2004) Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 1st draft Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 1st draft Bring two copies Bring two copies Read "A Post-Saddam Scenario," by Robert Kaplan Read Lesson 1, "Understanding Style," Read Lesson 2, "Correctness," from Williams' Style from Williams' Style

Read "If America Left Iraq," For Monday, you must work to significantly by Rosen revise your rhetorical analysis, based in part on the comments of your peers and your comments to them 6 13-Feb 15-Feb 17-Feb

Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 2nd draft Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 2nd draft Workshop Rhetorical Analysis: 2nd draft

Read Lesson 3, "Actions," Read Lesson 4, "Characters," Read Lesson 5, "Cohesion and Coherence," from Williams' Style from Williams' Style from Williams' Style

Spring 2006

English 102

Mon, Wed, Fri

ILC 135, 133

UNIT 2: Writing Persuasively Key to Symbols: SG = A Student’s Guide to First-Year Composition RW = Rules for Writers ER = Electronic Reserves – Password: rhetor Week Monday Wednesday Friday 7 20-Feb 22-Feb 24-Feb Read SG: Chapter 12, "Persuasion," pp. 245-280. Read SG: Chapter 7, "Research," pp. 93-112. Rhetorical Analysis Due: 3 drafts Unit 2 assignment: Bring typed out draft of your proposal In class peer review 1) Proposal Workshop proposal in class

  1. Annotated Bibliography Read Lesson 6, "Emphasis," 3) Presentations Sign up for presentations from Williams' Style 4) Draft 1
  2. Draft 2 IMPORTANT: These required presentations involve sharing arguments from your sources Review Interest Inventory and generate list in order to engage the class in discussions of controversies that will lead to further research 8 27-Feb 1-Mar 3-Mar Bring revised proposal Bring typed out draft of Annotated Bibliography Workshop Annotated Bibliography

Library instruction Workshop Annotated Bibliography Presentations

Location TBA Presentations

Skim RW pp. 370-465 "Research Guide." Skim RW pp. 370-465 "Research Guide." Proposal Due

9 6-Mar 8-Mar 10-Mar Workshop Annotated Bibliography Workshop Annotated Bibliography Workshop controlling idea

Presentations Presentations Presentations

Annotated Bibliography due. -- 13-Mar 15-Mar 17-Mar Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break

No Class No Class No Class 10 20-Mar 22-Mar 24-Mar

Workshop Draft 1 Workshop Draft 1 Workshop Draft 1 Bring Two Copies Bring Two Copies Bring Two Copies

Read Lesson 7, "Concision," Read Lesson 8, "Shape," Read Lesson 9, "Elegance," from Williams' Style from Williams' Style from Williams' Style 11 27-Mar 29-Mar 31-Mar How to Get Ahead in Advertising (1989)

Workshop Draft 2 Workshop Draft 2 Workshop Draft 2 Bring Two Copies Bring Two Copies Bring Two Copies

Read Lesson 10, "The Ethics of Prose," Read ER: from Williams' Style (^) “Argument as Emergence, Rhetoric as Love,” by Jim Corder