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ENG 203 Research and Project Writing Sec 1,2,3 FA22
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Absence policy: In this course, at 10 absences students lose 20% from their final grade. At 14 absences students automatically fail the class.
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syllabus, ENG 203, Fall 2022
lecture recordings, section 1
lecture recordings, section 2
lecture recordings, section 3
sources for the research project
4 September - 10 September
Lizzie Wade, In Defense of Flat Earthers
Kaitlyn Tiffany, If a scientific conspiracy theory is funny, that doesn't mean it's a joke
introduction to argument mapping
Toulmin Argument
11 September - 17 September
thesis exercise (Lizzie Wade or Kaitlyn Tiffany)
Jill Lepore, After the Fact
Alan Burdick, Looking for Life on a Flat Earth
18 September - 24 September
Uscinski, The Study of Conspiracy Theories
Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing
Signal and Lead-in Phrases
Formatting Quotations
25 September - 1 October
MLS capstone
MLS capstone poster
second thesis exercise (Jill Lepore or Joseph Uscinski)
Engineering capstone
analytic essay
IT Capstone
2 October - 8 October
IS capstone
Business capstone
English capstone
9 October - 15 October
academic genre analysis
Frier and Kopit, Facebook built the perfect platform for Covid vaccine conspiracies
Shelby and Ernst, Story and Science
Hoffman, Clergy preach faith in the Covid vaccine to doubters
Arraf, Cleric lifts Iraq's faltering vaccination effort, but perilous summer awaits
Where to find sources
log-in information for library databases
Research: where to begin
Evaluating sources
MLA Works Cited: electronic sources
16 October - 22 October
third thesis exercise (Frier and Kopit OR Shelby and Ernst)
research proposal
Steffens et al., How organizations promoting vaccination respond to misinformation on social media
Schaffer, Amid a measles outbreak,an ultra-Orthodox nurse fights vaccination fears in her community
Farmer, For Kurdish Americans in Nashville, a beloved leader's death prompts vaccine push
Jamison et al., "You don't trust a government vaccine"
23 October - 29 October
fourth thesis exercise (Steffens OR Jamison)
Khamis and Campbell, Info-deficiency in an infodemic
DiResta, Virus experts aren't getting the message out
30 October - 5 November
Cushing
Zuckerman, QAnon and the Emergence of the Unreal
6 November - 12 November
Lorentz, Birds Aren't Real
first source evaluation
Tufekci, How social media took us from Tahrir Square to Donald Trump
revised research proposal
13 November - 19 November
Guesmi, The social media myth about the Arab Spring
Eckberg et al., "When legend becomes fact, tweet the legend"
Singh and Campbell, "The flaws in the content moderation system: the Middle East case study"
20 November - 26 November
Ruckenstein and Turunen, "Re-humanizing the platform"
second source evaluation
Singh, "Everything in moderation"
27 November - 3 December
class notes, Sunday Nov 27
Narrative Outline
sample narrative outline #3
sample narrative outline #4
4 December - 10 December
source evaluation 3 (optional)
thesis exercise 5 (optional)
thesis exercise 6 (optional)
final research essay
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ENG 203 Research and Project Writing Sec 1,2,3 FA22
Teacher:
Isaac Bainbridge
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Beginner