===== PAGE 1 ===== # STARK STATE COLLEGE GENERAL SYLLABUS ## Course Information Course Name: College Composition II Course Number: ENG231 ## Required Materials 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: ## Course Outline/Calendar 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
WeekChapter/Topic/Lab
1Understanding and analyzing argumentChapter 1 Understanding Arguments and Reading Them CriticallyChapter 17 Academic Arguments
2Essay 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
3Summarizing, 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
4Essay two; Evidence and analysisChapter 13 Style in ArgumentsChapter 18 Finding EvidenceChapter 19 Evaluating SourcesChapter 20 Using Sources
5Visual analysisChapter 13 Style in ArgumentsChapter 14 Visual RhetoricChapter 21 Maintaining Academic Integrity and Crediting SourcesChapter 22 Documenting Sources
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WeekChapter/Topic/Lab
6Primary researchChapter 8 Arguments of FactChapter 18 Finding Evidence
7Avoiding plagiarism; Chapter 7 Structuring Arguments
8Research and inquiry; Research essayChapter 18 Finding EvidenceChapter 21 Maintaining Academic Integrity and Crediting Sources
9Contextuality of sources; Research essayChapter 19 Evaluating SourcesChapter 20 Using SourcesChapter 22 Documenting Sources
10Research essay; Multimodal projectChapter 15 Presenting ArgumentsChapter 16 New Media and Multimodal ArgumentsPart 5 Arguments
11Annotated bibliography; Research essayChapter 7 Structuring Arguments
12Research essay
13Multimodal project
14Multimodal project
15Multimodal project
16Final reflective essay
## 8 -week Calendar
WeekChapter/Topic/Lab
1Understanding and analyzing argumentEssay one; Rhetoric Resources; Pathos, Ethos, and Logos Chapter 1 Understanding Arguments and Reading Them Critically Chapter 2 Arguments Based on Emotion: Pathos Chapter 3 Arguments Based on Character: Ethos Chapter 4 Arguments Based on Facts and Reason: Logos Chapter 6 Rhetorical Analysis Chapter 17 Academic Arguments
2Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting Resources; Fallacies; Essay two; Evidence and analysis Chapter 5 Fallacies of Argument Chapter 13 Style in Arguments Chapter 18 Finding Evidence Chapter 19 Evaluating Sources Chapter 20 Using Sources Chapter 21 Maintaining Academic Integrity and Crediting Sources Chapter 22 Documenting Sources
3Visual analysis; Primary research Chapter 8 Arguments of Fact Chapter 13 Style in Arguments Chapter 14 Visual Rhetoric Chapter 18 Finding Evidence Chapter 21 Maintaining Academic Integrity and Crediting Sources Chapter 22 Documenting Sources
4Avoiding plagiarism; Research and inquiry; Research essay Chapter 7 Structuring Arguments Chapter 18 Finding Evidence Chapter 21 Maintaining Academic Integrity and Crediting Sources
5Contextuality of sources; Research essay; Research essay; Multimodal project Chapter 15 Presenting Arguments Chapter 16 New Media and Multimodal Arguments
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WeekChapter/Topic/Lab
Chapter 19 Evaluating SourcesChapter 20 Using SourcesChapter 22 Documenting SourcesPart 5 Arguments
6Annotated bibliography; Research essayChapter 7 Structuring Arguments
7Multimodal project
8Multimodal project and final reflective essay