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EG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
Calendar of Class Meetings
and Assignments

Fall 2003

Date

Reading

Assignment

Week 1

Read: RG, pp. 1-15, and Chapter 15, pp. 64-69.

Introduction to course and In-class writing

Week 2

Read in SPR, pp. 64-69 (Using Examples)
Read "Thank You" p.326, and "Computercide", p. 330

Discuss assigned pages

Week 3

Write Essay #1 using examples

Discuss essay development using examples.

Week 4

Read in RG Chapter 9 and 11 on shifts & misplaced modifiers. SPR, pp. 28-33 on Narration, and "salvation", p. 320. SPR, pp. 207-211 on Process, and "How To Write a Personal Letter", p. 217.

Essay #1 is due Discuss Chapters 6, 8, 13, 24 in RG.

Week 5

Write Essay #2 using Narration or Process

Discuss Narration And Process & Chapters 9 and 11 in RG.

Week 6

Read in SPR, pp. 130-135 (Division/Classification), "It's Only a Paper World," p.136 and "I'm OK; You're a Bit Odd," p.151

Essay # 2 is due.
Discuss Division/Classification and Chapter 14, 16, 41 in RG

Week 7

Write Essay #3 using Division or Classification

Discuss assigned essays. Finish discussion on Division/Classification

Week 8

Read pp. 241-246 in SPR on Cause/Effect and "Why We Crave Horror Movies," p. 253.

Essay # 3 is due. Discuss Chapter 27 in RG. Begin discussion of Cause/Effect (SPR, pp. 241-246)

Week 9

Write departmental essay (# 4)

Discuss Cause/Effect and assigned essay. Discuss the departmental essay.

Week 10

Read pp. 169-175 in SPR and "Two Views of the Mississippi," p. 175 and "The Trouble With Talent," p. 196.

Departmental essay (# 4) is due. Discuss Comparison/Contrast (pp. 169-175 in SPR)

Week 11

Discuss Comparison/Contrast and assigned essays.

Write Essay # 5 using Comparison/Contrast

Week 12

Discuss Definition (SPR pp. 97-102)

Essay # 5 is due. Essays to be announced.

Week 13

Discuss Definition and assigned essays.

Write Essay # 6 using Definition

Week 14

Review for exam.

Essay # 6 is due.

Week 15

 

Comprehensive Exam

Week 16

 

Go over test and grades.

   

* Journal Writing may be optional in your class.

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