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Required

 
 

This is where you should look on each assignment page to see what readings or lectures are required.


   

Resources

 
 

You'll find links to web sites or files that provide additional information relevant to the week's assignments. While it's not required that you make use of these resources, it is highly recommended.

   

Objectives

 
 

Students will be able to:

  • recognize and use elements of argumentation such as premises, conclusions, evidence, values, assumptions, etc.;
  • recognize how values and worldview affect response to arguments;
  • evaluate non-fiction texts for quality, credibility, and validity;
  • create, analyze, and evaluate written work collaboratively;
  • recognize and avoid rhetorical abuses in writing, including common logical fallacies;
  • incorporate academic-quality research and resources into writing;
  • use college-level writing skills to summarize, evaluate, analyze, and persuade;
  • appropriately cite all sources used in the preparation of course work.
   

About Assignments

 
 

Each week has a set of assigned tasks. They will nearly always include at least one forum discussion, and they may include other tasks such as writing or research assignments. Each task has a due date, and it's up to you to keep track of what's due and when.

This page has not only links to the weekly assignment pages but also to course information pages. You should read each of them carefully. If you have any questions after having read the assignment or information pages, please get in touch with me right away. Thanks. lr