WRTG 311
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Writing about the Arts and Humanities
English
College of Humanities
Course Description
Writing for both academic and mass audiences about the functions, meanings, values, and qualities of art and the humanities. Library research paper.
When Taught
All Semesters/Terms
Min
3
Fixed/Max
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
0
Other Prerequisites
First-year writing, junior or senior status.
Note
Carries GE Advanced Written and Oral Communication credit.
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Process
Learning Outcome
Employ informed and flexible processes for writing and speaking, including creating and/or finding ideas, evidence, and data to write about; planning and drafting; revising; editing; and designing or presenting a message so that it is successfully understood by a specified audience.
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Structure
Learning Outcome
Write coherent and unified texts, including effective introductions, clear thesis statements, supporting details, transitions, and strong conclusions.
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Rhetorical Situation
Learning Outcome
Use various methods of invention, organization, and style to adapt written and oral forms of communication to a specific rhetorical situation.
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Sources
Learning Outcome
Utilize the library and electronic resources to locate relevant information, assess its reliability and usefulness, and effectively and ethically incorporate it into their own writing by following an appropriate style of documentation.
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Style
Learning Outcome
Write in a correct, clear, and graceful prose style.
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Peer Revision
Learning Outcome
Effectively evaluate and comment on the writing of others to facilitate revision.
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Audience
Learning Outcome
Write and speak effectively about the arts to academic and general audiences and for a variety of purposes.
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Critical Reading
Learning Outcome
Critically read and evaluate different artistic mediums as well as scholarship in the humanities.
