Additional information about each of the grade s components will be given in class. Because so much typed work is now done on a word processor, it is important that students save copies of their work in case of an ill-timed computer malfunction. Please make certain that all work submitted is as neat and legible as possible. It is neatly done, well-written or or otherwise clearly presented, and shows that considerable thought and cautious effort went into its construction. They also employ complex sentence structure and a command of vocabulary appropriate for college level work and their paragraphs are logically sequenced with any claims supported by evidence.
Ideas are few and probably unoriginal and non-controversial.
Vocabulary is simple, and there may be a few grammatical, spelling, or typographical errors. Graphics look hastily done. D work has a large number of errors, making it impossible for a reader to follow its reasoning. Grades are also lowered for work that is handed in late. Students desiring additional help with their writing are encouraged to visit the ARC or call the center at extension 6340.