Syllabus for Advanced Research Writing (1302WRTG391C802) 1/14/13 4:44 PM Syllabus for Advanced Research Writing (1302WRTG391C802) (Left-click in this frame and then select File - Print Frame to print this page Course Description (Fulfills the general education requirement in upper-level advanced writing.) Prerequisite: WRTG 101 or WRTG 101S. Instruction and practice in academic research skills. The objective is to critically analyze scholarly sources and effectively integrate source material
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Newsletter! Bottom of Form Discuss in my forum literacy By Richard Nordquist‚ About.com Guide See More About: * english language Literacy: An Introduction to the Ecology of Written Language‚ 2nd ed.‚ by David Barton (WileyBlackwell‚ 2006) Definition: The ability to read and write in at least one language. Adjective: literate. Compare with illiteracy and aliteracy. See also: * Basic Writing * Communication * International Literacy Day * Orality * Phonics * Reading
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English 1302 01W‚ WA-1 Literacy Not many people know the difficulties illiteracy brings to everyday life. Imagine not being able to read a restaurant menu‚ understand your bank statement‚ or read hazard signs along the road. Even rudimentary literacy skills enable us to be self-sufficient‚ interact better with others‚ and contribute more to society. “The capacity to read and write is casually associated with earning a living‚ achieving expanded horizons of personal enlightenment‚ maintaining a
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University of North Carolina at Greensboro ACC 440 – Auditing Concepts Course Syllabus Spring 2015 Tuesday & Thursday 2:00-3:15pm‚ Bryan 104 Instructor: Ambrose Jones III‚ PhD‚ CPA Office: Room 326 Email: ambrose.jones.iii@uncg.edu (Please use this as the first means to contact me). Mobile phone: 336.509.1223 Office hours: Monday‚ Tuesday and Wednesday (5:30 – 6:30pm)‚ by appointment‚ or whenever you see me around campus or in my office. I will tell you if I am already committed for the time
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Exam covers Chapters 19-20-21-23 Please refer to the student policy manual (student 411) for rules that refer to cheating‚ plagiarism‚ and student behavior. You are on notice that I will apply these rules and that booklet is made part of this syllabus. It is your responsibility to read it. Please note that plagiarism or cheating is unacceptable and will be investigated in accordance with the college policy on academic misconduct. At a minimum you will be given a zero on the exam. Statement
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Part A: Substance use Youth is a stage in life when many people begin to experiment with substances that can potentially cause long or short term damage not only health wise but social also. No matter what substance is being used it can possibly lead to long term damage which can cause depression‚ infections with contamination of blood‚ damage to the liver‚ heart and brain‚ and increased risk of cancers and other serious health conditions. Short term damage may result in hospitalisations due to
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ALAN SHAWN FEINSTEIN GRADUATE SCHOOL COURSE SYLLABUS SUMMER TERM 2013 COURSE TITLE: Ethics‚ Corporate Social Responsibility and Law COURSE NUMBER: MGMT 5900 QUARTER CREDIT HOURS: 4.5 Quarter Credit Hours PREREQUISITES(S): COMM 5500 PROFESSOR NAME: Roger S. Achille‚ J.D. OFFICE LOCATION: Freidman Center‚ Providence Campus OFFICE PHONE: 401-598-4688 OFFICE FAX: 401-598-1125 E-MAIL ADDRESS: rachille@jwu.edu OFFICE HOURS: Any student who wants to schedule
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Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management GEB 3213 V1‚ V3‚ VE: Business Writing COURSE Policies and SYLLABUS Instructor: Dr. Meghan Griffin Term: Fall A 2013 E-Mail: meghan.griffin@daytonastate.edu Meeting Days: Online Phone: 386-506-3085 (office) 407-497-9236 (cell) Meeting Hours: Online Office: DB-150 room 303 Location: Online Welcome Welcome to Business Writing‚ an upper-level writing course in the BAS in Supervision and Management program. Throughout
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Management Course Syllabus ______________________________________________________________________ BUS 5273.49: Spring III 2014 Course Title: Human Resource Administration Course Dates: March 31‚ 2014 – May 9‚ 2014 Online Course Instructor Information Dr. Christopher Harris Email: charris17@twu.edu Phone: 940-898-2728 Office: CFO 514 Office Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30am – 10:30am or by appointment Course Description Human resource programming‚ job requirements‚ sources of labor
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PHY 121 Syllabus Course Description Introduction to general physics for programs requiring a one-year‚ non-calculus based physics course. Includes mechanics and heat. IN is the integrated version of the course with the lecture and lab taught simultaneously. Performance Objectives Upon completion of the course‚ you will be able to: Use the meter-kilogram-second-ampere (MKSA) metric system of measurement in lab and in problem solving. Use specific mathematics skills (powers of 10
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