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Assignments

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Date	In-Class Assignments	Homework (to be done before our next class starts)
Week 1: 03.19	Opening Assignment: Diagnostic writing opportunity Peer Review & Introductions Read: James Porter, “Intertextuality and the Discourse Community” Compose: Discourse Community Map	Send a memo email to rmonty@epcc.edu, introducing yourself and explaining what you plan to learn in this class Our course website is a wiki! What is a wiki? Watch the Common Craft video for an explanation. Sign up to be an "writer" of this wiki webspace by going to this workspace and clicking the request access button Read: Hacker, C1 & 2 Read: Bullock & Goggin, pp. 3-8
Week 1: 03.21	Due: DC Map Review: Homework readings (We'll do this everyday) Class: Discussion on Purpose & Audience Compose & Draft: Memo Email	Our course website is a wiki! What is a wiki? Watch the Common Craft video for an explanation. Sign up to be an "writer" of this wiki webspace by going t Read: Hacker, C3, 4, & 5 Read: Bullock & Goggin, pp. 12-18
Week 1: 03.23	Class: Discussion on Stance & Media/Design Due: Memo Email	Read: Hacker, A (the whole section) Read: Bullock & Goggin, pp. 9-11
Week 2: 03.26	Class: Discussion on Genre Read: Anis Bawarshi, "The Genre Function" Compose: Genre Analysis	Read: Hacker, R (the whole section) Read: Bullock & Goggin, pp. 111-142
Week 2: 03.28	Class: Discussion of genres Workshop: GA drafts	Read: Hacker, S, W, B (scan all sections) Read: Bullock & Goggin, pp. 143- 179
Week 2: 03.30	Hybrid Day: Cesar Chavez Day Class: Discussion of genres Workshop: GA drafts	Read: Hacker, APA & CMS (the whole section)
Week 3: 04.02	Class: Discussion of genres Workshop: GA drafts	Read: Hacker, G, P, & M (scan all sections)
Week 3: 04.04	Class: Discussion of genres Workshop: GA drafts	No reading tonight.
Week 3: 04.06	Hybrid Day: Good Friday Due: Genre Analysis	No reading tonight.
Week 4: 04.09	Read: Roland Barthes, "Rhetoric of the Image" Compose: Visual Analysis	Read: Student-selected discursive artifact
Week 4: 04.11	Hybrid Day Email group meeting with VA update	Read: student-selected discursive artifact
Week 4: 04.13	Hybrid Day Email group meeting with VA update	Read: individual articles
Week 5: 04.16	Class: Visual Analysis Matrix	Read: Bullock & Goggin, pp. 38-58
Week 5: 04.18	Class: Discussion of analysis Class: Article drafts Workshop: Draft VA	Draft: continue working on VA
Week 5: 04.20	Workshop: Complete VA Due: Visual Analysis	No reading tonight.
Week 6: 04.23	Read: Lloyd Bitzer, “the Rhetorical Situation”	Re-read Article
Week 6: 04.25	Read: Richard Vatz, "The Myth of the Rhetorical Situation"	Re-read Article
Week 6: 04.27	Read: Scott Consigny, "Rhetoric and It's Situations"	Hybrid: Englishes Read: "Ethos, Pathos, and Logos: 3 Pillars of Public Speaking"
Week 7: 04.30	Class: Discuss Reporting Information & Arguing a Position Compose: Visual Argument Compose: E-Portfolio	Read: Student-selected articles
Week 7: 05.02	Workshop: Visual Argument Room change: B Upstairs Computer Lab	Read: Bullock & Goggin, pp. 229-234, 247-256, 546-556
Week 7: 05.04	Due: Visual Argument Room change: B Upstairs Computer Lab	No reading tonight.
Week 8: 05.07	Compose: E-Portfolio Room change: B Upstairs Computer Lab	No reading tonight.
Week 8: 05.09	NO OFFICIAL CLASS MEETING Draft: E-Portfolio Room change: B Upstairs Computer Lab	No reading tonight.
Week 8: 05.11	NO OFFICIAL CLASS MEETING Due: E-Portfolio	No reading tonight.