Schedule MWF
MS Word: General Instructions
Classroom Expectations
Dr. Robert Miller
English 1301: Composition and Rhetoric I
Course Information Sheet
Written Work
Model Essays
Course Lectures
Basic Sentence Structure Punctuation Building an Essay Reading for Understanding Classification Comparison and Contrast Cause and Effect Diction Research Rhetoric Logic Rhetorical Analysis
Course Handouts
An Outline Review of English Grammar Coordination and Subordination Leroy's Twelve Hard and Fast Rules of Grammer (and Spelling) Proofreading and Correction Symbols Thesis Sentences Template for a Three level Outline Classification Topics Topics for Comparison or Contrast Topics for Causal Analysis Glossary of Frequently Confused Words And Phrases On Jargon Combining Forms, Affixes, and Roots from Greek and Latin The Clear Obfuscated Students Write the Darnedest Things Verbose Maxims Maxims in Plain English Informal Fallacies Argument/Persuasion Paper Specifications Argument Topics Quotation and Citation
Rhetorical Analysis of an Essay
Internet Sites
Grammar and Sentence Structure Punctuation The Essay Classification and Division Comparison and Contrast Cause and Effect Diction, Vocabulary, and Usage Plagiarism Logic, Argument Evaluation, and Statistics Rhetoric and Critical Analysis of an Essay Dropping the First Atomic Bomb