Sample
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MATERIALS: To carry out the above goals
this semester, you will need:
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Coursepack for English 105-Beth Jorgensen, instructor
(Available at Copyworks)
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The MLA Handbook for Writers (or another comprehensive
handbook)
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Student's Guide to English 104-105. Dept. of English.
ISU (Available at the University or Memorial Union bookstores)
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2-pocket folder with loose-leaf tabs
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User's Guide to Microsoft Word
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2-3 % inch floppy disks
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A VINCENT account (We will use e-mail very often)
Sample
02
Texts (required):
Assignments in Exposition (Dunbar, Dunbar,
Rorabacher), referred to in syllabus as "AE"
Longman Handbook for Writers and Readers (Anson
& Schwegler), referred to in syllabus as "HB"
Supplementary Materials:
3.5" disks for MAC (2)
Student's Guide to English 104-105 by the
Department of English
A folder for commentaries
A notebook for journal
Sample
03
Required Materials:
Common Culture: Reading and Writing about
American Popular Culture (Petracca and Sorapure)
The Little, Drown Handbook (Fowler, et
al.)
Student's Guide to English ]04-]05
At least one computer disk (Macintosh format)
Recommended: A good dictionary
Sample
04
Required
Texts and Materials
Barnet, Sylvan,
and Hugo Bedau. Critical Thinking Reading and Writing: A Brief Guide
to Argument. 2nd. ed. Boston: Bedford Books, 1995.
Bizzell, Patricia,
and Bruce Herzherg, eds. Negotiating Difference: Cultural Case Studies
For Composition. Boston: Bedford Books of St. Martin's press
Department of
English. Student's Guide to English 104-105. Ames: Iowa State University,
1997. Hacker, Diana. A Writer's Reference. 3rd ed. Boston: Bedford Books,
1995.
· One
3.5" Floppy Disk
· Working
Vincent Account
· Good
Dictionary
Sample
05
Required Texts:
Common Culture, Michael F. Petracca and
Madeleine Sorapure, Prentice Hall
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You should bring two 3 1/2 disks to class.
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Bring one spiral notebook (if you choose not to do
your journals on disk) and one pocket folder. You will need the folder
to save all of your assignments for conferencing with me.
