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    This document provides the schedule for an ENG 103 course during the spring 2014 semester. It lists the topics, assignments, due dates and readings for the semester. The course will include discussions of rhetorical appeals, two argumentative papers, a film analysis, a reflection essay and a group documentary project. Key assignments include a diagnostic essay due on January 6th, papers due on February 3rd and March 3rd, and group documentary projects due during finals week. The semester will also include regular discussion boards, peer reviews, and presentations.

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    This document provides the schedule for an ENG 103 course during the spring 2014 semester. It lists the topics, assignments, due dates and readings for the semester. The course will include discussions of rhetorical appeals, two argumentative papers, a film analysis, a reflection essay and a group documentary project. Key assignments include a diagnostic essay due on January 6th, papers due on February 3rd and March 3rd, and group documentary projects due during finals week. The semester will also include regular discussion boards, peer reviews, and presentations.

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    This document provides the schedule for an ENG 103 course during the spring 2014 semester. It lists the topics, assignments, due dates and readings for the semester. The course will include discussions of rhetorical appeals, two argumentative papers, a film analysis, a reflection essay and a group documentary project. Key assignments include a diagnostic essay due on January 6th, papers due on February 3rd and March 3rd, and group documentary projects due during finals week. The semester will also include regular discussion boards, peer reviews, and presentations.

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    This document provides the schedule for an ENG 103 course during the spring 2014 semester. It lists the topics, assignments, due dates and readings for the semester. The course will include discussions of rhetorical appeals, two argumentative papers, a film analysis, a reflection essay and a group documentary project. Key assignments include a diagnostic essay due on January 6th, papers due on February 3rd and March 3rd, and group documentary projects due during finals week. The semester will also include regular discussion boards, peer reviews, and presentations.

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    ENG 103 Schedule | Spring 2014

    DUE TODAY Jan 6 8 10 13 15 17 20 22 24 27 29 31 Feb 3 5 7 10 12 14 17 19 21 24 26 28 Mar 3 5 7 17 19 21 24 26 28 31 2 4 7 M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F M W F M Introductions, Diagnostic Essay Discussion: Lets Argue Introduction to the Appeals Introduction to Paper 1, Discuss Audience Discuss Pathos Explore Pathos NO CLASS, MLK DAY Discuss Ethos Explore Ethos Discuss: Diagnostic Essay Results Discuss Logos Explore Logos MLA Briefing. Paper 1, Workday Paper 1, Peer Review Introduce Paper 2/Film Voting Viewing: Michael Moore Film Viewing: Michael Moore Film Discussion Groups (Film) Discussion Groups (Proposals) Logical Fallacies Library Visit Evaluating Web Resources Conferences Conferences Conferences Paper 2, Peer Review Introduce Paper 3, Mid-Semester Reflection Review Session TBA Reading: 26-29 Diagnostic Essay Reading: Ch. 2 Discussion Board 1 Reading: Ch. 3 Discussion Board 1 Responses Reading: Ch. 4 Discussion Board 2 Rough Drafts PAPER 1 Discussion Board 2 Responses Discussion Group Questions Reading: Ch. 12 Discussion Board 3 Discussion Board 3 Responses Rough Drafts Rough Drafts Rough Drafts Discussion Board 4 Rough Drafts PAPER 2 Discussion Board 4 Responses

    S P R I N G

    B R E A K

    Viewing: Happy Viewing: Happy Discussion Groups Explore Statements of Purpose/Cover Letters Explore Figurative Language Paper 3. Workday Paper 3, Peer Review Introduce Group Short Documentary Project Brainstorm Short Documentary Topics Discussion Groups: Documentaries Preliminary Documentary Planning Day Creative Use of Technology

    Discussion Questions Discussion Board 5

    Rough Drafts Discussion Board Responses Rough Drafts PAPER 3 Discussion Group Topics/Questions Discussion Board 6

    Apr

    MELISSA C. M. GLIDDEN | ENGLISH 103 | SPRING 2014 | BALL STATE UNIVERSITY

    9 11 14 16 18 21 23 25 28

    W F M W F M W F M

    Visual Rhetoric Presentational Speaking Project Workday/Optional Conferences Project Workday/Optional Conferences Project Workday/Optional Conferences Revision & Presentation Expectations In-Class Workshopping (Student Choice) Short Documentary Project Viewing Short Documentary Project Viewing Short Documentary Project Viewing Last Day of Class & Finals Week Finals Date: TBA

    Short Documentary Topics, Group Names Discussion Board 6 Responses

    ALL PROJECTS POSTED

    MELISSA C. M. GLIDDEN | ENGLISH 103 | SPRING 2014 | BALL STATE UNIVERSITY

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