English 111N - Spring 2007 - Semester Details
| Class: | Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:15 p.m. in Room 2D01 |
| Instructor | Jane Hamilton, Assistant Professor of Reading and English |
| Office | 2M16 |
| Contact: | phone: 815/288-5511, ext 224; email: hamiltj@svcc.edu (Please include 111N with your name & message) |
| Office Hours |
Monday 1:00 2:00 (2M16); 2:00 3:00 (LAC); Tuesday 10:00 11:00 (Reading Center); Wednesday 2:00 3:00 (LAC); 5:30-6:30 (2C3A); Thursday 10:00 11:00 (Reading Center); 3:00 4:00 (2M16) - revised 1/28/08 |
| Withdrawal | Last date for student-initiated withdrawal this semester is Friday, March 23, 2008 |
Schedule of Assignments: This schedule is likely to be adjusted - any revisions, which will be announced in class, will be shown in red. SEE AMPLIFIED ASSIGNMENT IN BLACKBOARD FOR DETAILS!
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Chapter Assigned /Projects Due |
Quiz |
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Week 1
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In-Class Project: Introductions |
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Week 2
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Chapter 1 (pp 3 - 24); Case Study: Selecting the Forklift (p 23) Case Study: Scholarship Request (handout) |
Quiz 2: Tables (pp 352-353) |
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Week 3 January 23 |
Chapter 3: Defining Objectives (pp 65-95) Case Study: Smoking Ban Memo (p 94-95) In-Class Project: Proofreading Due: Forklift Memo |
Quiz 3: Line Graphs (pp 354-355); Voice G1 (pp 258-260)
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Week 4 January 30 |
Chapter 4: Planning Usability (pp 99-115) In-Class Project: Technical Writing Analysis (use handout) Case Study: Spelling Problems (Handout) Due: Smoking Ban Memo |
Quiz 4: Bar Graphs & Pictographs (pp 356-359); Voice G2-4 (pp 260-261) |
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Week 5 February 6 |
Chapter 5: Persuasive Strategies (pp 118-150) Debating the drug policy (in-class) Due: Survey Report |
Quiz 5: Pie Charts (pp 360-361); Voice G6 (pp 262-263) and Words G7 (p 276) |
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Week 6 February 13 TBA
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Chapter 6: Research Methods (pp 151-196) Make-up Snow Day (Chapter 5) In-Class Project: Library Tour (7:30
- 8:15) |
Quiz 6: Photographs and Drawings (pp 362 - 363); Sentences G1 (p 264) |
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Week 7 February 20 TBA |
Chapter 23: Instructions (pp 642-669) Case Study - In-Class: Visio Seminar
(Gantt Chart, etc.)
- Guest Presenter, In-Class--Quick check of D.O. for unsolicited recommendation |
Quiz 7: Organization Charts and Schedule Charts (pp 370-371); Sentences G2 (pp 265-266)
MTR Deadline: Consult mentor about topic |
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Week 8 February 27 |
Chapter 17: Oral Presentations (pp 459-483) Case Study: In Class (Writing Conference Notes) Due: Project 4: Unsolicited Recommendation (p 689) in Formal Letter Format
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Quiz 8: Screen Shots (pp 366-367) ; Sentences G3 (pp 266-267); |
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Week 9 March 5 |
Due: Project 8: Project Proposal (693-694)
in memo format (pp 532-534) See Chapter 21 "Proposals" (pp 533-553) and handout |
Quiz 9: Flowcharts (pp 368-369); Sentences G4 (pp 267-268) MTR Deadline: Copy of proposal to deadline (may be cc:) |
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Week 10 March 12 |
SPRING BREAK |
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Week 11 March 19 |
In-Class Project: Survey Report - In-Class - e-mail "do's and don'ts"
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Quiz 11: Sentences G5 (pp 268-269); e-mail (pp 533-538) |
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Week 12 March 26 |
Conferences (No Formal Class Meeting ) Project 9: Progress Report (694) via e-mail
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Quiz 12: Words G1-2 (pp 270-272) MTR Deadline: Copy of progress report to mentor (may be cc:) |
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Week 13 April 2
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Chapter 13: Checking and Reviewing (pp 347-359) Mid-term check up on Reader-Centered Writing In-Class Project: Survey Report - |
Quiz 13: Words G3 -4 (pp 272-273) MTR Deadline: Review of draft with mentor
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Week 14 April 9 |
Chapter 15: Revising (pp 373-378) In-Class (Peer Review) |
Quiz 14: Words G5 (pp 274-275) |
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Week 15 April 16 |
Due: Project 10: Formal Report (694) in Book Format MUST BE IN by 9:00 p.m. - NO LATE PROJECTS!! NO FORMAL CLASS - Time may be used to bind projects |
MTR Deadline: Duplicate Copy of Final Report to Mentor
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Week 16 April 23 |
Chapter 2: Resumes (pp 25-62) Resume Workshop, Part 1 |
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Week 17 April 30 |
Resume Workshop, Part 2 Meet in the library conference room at 6:00 for
an introduction to your audio-visual options for the final oral presentation. |
MTR Deadline: Mentor's evaluations due to me! |
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Finals Week May 7 |
Due: Project 12: Oral Briefing II (p. 697) in the Library
Conference Room - Refreshments will be served. We will begin promptly at 6:00.
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