1、英文基礎寫作（英文寫作）課程簡介課程編號1242113021課程名稱英文基礎寫作（英文寫作）課程性質必修學 時48學 分3學時分配授課：48   實驗： 上機：    實踐：    實踐（周）：考核方式論文，平時成績占70%，期末論文30%開課學院TUC-FIU合作學院更新時間2012-9適用專業酒店管理（中美合作）先修課程無課程內容：ENC 1101 Freshman Composition is designed to introduce you to the expectations of college writin

2、g, and to help improve your rhetorical skills to meet those expectations through (of course) writing, critical reading, discussion, peer review, and lecture. Brief Introduction  Code1242113021TitleFreshmen CompositionCourse natureRequired CourseSemester Hours48Credits3Semester Hour StructureLec

3、ture：48  Experiment：  Computer Lab：     Practice：Practice (Week)：Assessment Day-to-day performance accounted for 70%, the final paper grade accounted for 30%.Offered byTUC-FIU Cooperative SchoolDate2012-9forHospitalityPrerequisiteNone Course Description: ENC 1101 Freshman Co

4、mposition is designed to introduce you to the expectations of college writing, and to help improve your rhetorical skills to meet those expectations through (of course) writing, critical reading, discussion, peer review, and lecture. 英文基礎寫作（英文寫作）課程教學大綱課程編號1242113021課程名稱英文基礎寫作（英文寫作）課程性質必修學 時48學 分3學時分

5、配授課：48   實驗： 上機：    實踐：    實踐（周）：考核方式論文，平時成績占70%，期末論文30%開課學院TUC-FIU合作學院更新時間2012-9適用專業酒店管理（中美合作）先修課程無一、教學內容1. COURSE OBJECTIVESAs a result of this completing course, you will come to understand: · The recursive nature of the writing process, and how to develop

6、your own process· How to respond effectively to various rhetorical situations and in various genres. · How to use conventions such as format, structure, and tone appropriate for the chosen genre and rhetorical context· That writing is a flexible process involving multiple drafts.·

7、; How to respond critically to written texts, including those of your peers.· How to write researched papers that reflect academic conventions for scholarship, showing an emerging awareness of the persuasive value of selected sources · Strategies for responding to timed-writings, a common

8、form of university discourse.  2. ON THE WEBIn addition to class activity, this course will be using web resources in pursuit of the course objectives.  I have created a supplemental website, hosted on WebCT, that you are required to access at least once between each of our meetings to che

9、ck your WebCT e-mail, to review whats due for the next meeting, review supplemental information, and to access many other links for information to help your writing.   To access the course website on WebCT, go to where you will find the full instructions on how to login to

10、 the website.  Your WebCT ID is your Panther ID, and your initial (default) password is your Panther ID as well. The first time you log into WebCT, you will be required to change your password.  To look up your Panther ID number, go to and click on Get Your Panther ID.

11、60; In addition, all assignments are to be turned in using , for which there will be a clear link on the course website. We will also be using the peer review and grading functions in . All submissions to remain in the s database. You will be setting up a user ID and password for this website as wel

12、l.3. PLAGIARISMIt is upon you to review FIUs web page about plagiarism (representing anothers work, ideas, expressions, or materials as your own) and other academic misconduct, at /enc/Academic%20Misconduct.htm, and to make yourself aware of the disciplinary sanctions resulting from

13、academic misconduct.二、教學基本要求1. ATTENDANCEAttendance is absolutely required and will be taken for every meeting; class should only be missed in the case of emergencies and sickness. YOUR FINAL GRADE IN THE COURSE WILL BE REDUCED ½ GRADE FOR EACH ABSENCE AFTER THREE ABSENCES. Per the FIU Composit

14、ion department policies, more than six absences will result in a failing grade for the course.  Missed assignments resulting from an absence may only be made up if proper evidence is presented for the absence, such as a signed doctors note.  2. GRADING You must receive a “C” grade or highe

15、r to pass ENC 1101. A “C-” or lower will result in having to repeat ENC 1101.Portfolio65%· Essay 1Literacy Narrative10%· Essay 2Seeing Rhetorically15%· Essay 3Informative Essay15%· Essay 4Argument Essay 25%Timed Writing5%Participation 10%Other Assignments 20%3. ASSIGNMENTSThere w

16、ill be four major essay assignments during the semester. For each essay, you will write three drafts, all of which should be turned in as a portfolio at the beginning of class on the due date. Portfolios should include all invention work, drafts, notes, and peer reviews involved in the creation of t

17、he final product. I will then hand back the portfolio with my comments, while the final grade for the essay will be posted on .At the end of the semester, I will allow you to revise the first three essays. If the revisions show significant improvement, you will get a higher grade which will replace

18、the original grade. We will discuss revision throughout the semester.There will also be smaller writing assignments assigned throughout the semester.  LATE ESSAY ASSIGNMENTSAll assignments are due at the beginning of class on the due date. The letter grade will be reduced ½ grade for every

19、 day an essay final draft is late, and the reduced grade will carry over into your final portfolio. For example, if you turn in an A paper a day late, it will be reduced to a B+, and can not be revised for an A for the final portfolio. Turning in the paper to me on the due date, but after a class ha

20、s ended, will be considered one day late. .  FAILURE TO TURN IN ANY ONE OF THE FOUR MAJOR ESSAYS WILL RESULT IN FAILING THE COURSE.  4. JOURNALYou should bring your journal to every class, as we will begin most classes during the semester with about ten minutes of writing reflections on th

21、e readings, invention strategies, or other subjects for which I will provide prompts.  Journals will be collected with your portfolio when each major essay is due, and checked to confirm all the assigned entries, as well as the thought and effort put into them.  Since tardiness may lead to

22、 a missed journal entry, it will affect your journal grade.5. PARTICIPATIONYour thoughts are needed in our discussions!  Group discussion is the cornerstone of this class, as we will be learning from each other.  Points for participation will be granted based on your willingness to take part in in-class discussions, workshops, and group, individual, or classroom exercises.  Attendance (including excessive tardiness) affects your participation grade as well.6. FORMATUnless