Course Name: College Composition II
Course Number: ENG231
I extbook(s): Lunstord, Andrea A., John J. Ruszkiewicz, and Keith Walters. Everything's an Argument with Readings, 9th ed., Bedford/St. Martin's, 2022.
Required Readings:
Additional Materials:
The date of coverage and order of coverage may be modified based on the faculty member and events beyond the control of faculty members that interfere with class times and teaching.
16-week Calendar
| Week | Chapter/Topic/Lab |
|---|---|
| 1 | Understanding and analyzing argumentChapter 1 Understanding Arguments and Reading Them CriticallyChapter 17 Academic Arguments |
| 2 | Essay one; Rhetoric Resources; Pathos, Ethos, and LogosChapter 2 Arguments Based on Emotion: PathosChapter 3 Arguments Based on Character: EthosChapter 4 Arguments Based on Facts and Reason: LogosChapter 6 Rhetorical Analysis |
| 3 | Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting Resources; FallaciesChapter 5 Fallacies of ArgumentChapter 18 Finding EvidenceChapter 19 Evaluating SourcesChapter 20 Using SourcesChapter 21 Maintaining Academic Integrity and Crediting SourcesChapter 22 Documenting Sources |
| 4 | Essay two; Evidence and analysisChapter 13 Style in ArgumentsChapter 18 Finding EvidenceChapter 19 Evaluating SourcesChapter 20 Using Sources |
| 5 | Visual analysisChapter 13 Style in ArgumentsChapter 14 Visual RhetoricChapter 21 Maintaining Academic Integrity and Crediting SourcesChapter 22 Documenting Sources |