We will also understand writing to be a process of planning, drafting and revising based on peer feedback so that you may clarify the communication of your ideas. Frequent writing assignments, completed during class and between class meetings, and longer essays with revisions, will help to enhance your writing and analytical skills. As well, this is a research-intensive course . We will learn to use Gutman Library's electronic databases effectively and learn how to analyze sources of information. All written work must have complete documentation using MLA style.
Incomplete documentation is plagiarism.
Professional honesty is expected in all forms of course work. Any dishonesty or cheating may result in you failing the course or being brought before the Student Conduct Committee depending on the severity of the offense. At minimum, the assignment will receive no credit. Using one of these cases, find two separate US perspectives on the case, or some aspect of it, and compare and contrast Singer's analysis with the two found sources. Analyze the two found sources of information to further your understanding of them and your comparison.