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Direct linkGreene, Jacob – Composition Studies, 2018
ENC 3310 Advanced Exposition is an upper-level writing course offered by the English department at the University of Florida. According to the undergraduate catalog, ENC 3310 is intended to introduce students to the "methods of exposition," including "definition, classification, comparison and contrast, analysis, illustration and…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Advanced Courses, Expository Writing, College English
Peer reviewedGaillet, Lynee Lewis – Composition Studies/Freshman English News, 1997
Provides a detailed course description for English 812, one of the nine rhetoric and advanced writing courses offered in the Graduate College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State University. Offers also a critical statement about teaching the course. (PA)
Descriptors: College Programs, Course Content, Course Descriptions, English Departments
Ritter, Kelly – Composition Studies, 2005
"English 200: Intermediate Composition" is a program elective for English majors and a writing-intensive elective for nonmajors at Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU), a comprehensive institution of 11,000 undergraduate and graduate (master's level) students. English 200 is described in the departmental course catalog as a…
Descriptors: Expository Writing, Rhetoric, Popular Culture, Writing Instruction
Lamb, Catherine E. – 1981
A college composition course based on teaching the difference between male and female modes of rhetoric offers advantages over the traditional course in reference, persuasive, and expressive discourse: the appeal to student emotion provided by the terms "female" and "male," and the clarity of the terms in delineating the…
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Course Organization, Expository Writing, Females
PDF pending restorationNaugle, Helen H. – 1976
English 1002, an advanced college composition course, is based on the Foxfire Project (in which Appalachian students interview elderly persons about mountain crafts and lore). After two weeks of classroom drill and practice in composition skills, each student is matched with a resident of a home for the elderly, located near the campus. During…
Descriptors: Biographies, Course Descriptions, English Instruction, Expository Writing
American Institutes for Research, Washington, DC. – 1979
Draft specifications for an undergraduate course in professional writing, designed to teach practical writing skills, are presented in this paper. The paper notes the need for such a course to prepare professional personnel for the writing they do in their jobs, and it suggests that the course be aimed at juniors and seniors in liberal arts,…
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Descriptions, Course Organization, Expository Writing
Download full textCollins, James L.; Moran, Charles – 1975
A sequential series of writing assignments designed and tested for a tenth grade writing workshop through the cooperative efforts of college and technical high school English teachers is discussed in this paper. Twelve assignments and their underlying educational theories are explained. The first six assignments are described as progressive and…
Descriptors: Assignments, Basic Skills, College School Cooperation, Course Descriptions
