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College Composition - ENG 101

Covers thesis development, argumentation, organization, evidence, research, citation, revision, and academic style.

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7 Citation and Academic Integrity

Learn how citation systems connect in-text references to full source details, what material to cite, how to document sources accurately, and how to meet broader academic integrity responsibilities.
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6 Working with Evidence

Learn how to use sources accurately, choose evidence that fits a claim, and explain the reasoning that connects evidence to an argument.
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9 Academic Style and Clarity

Learn how to make academic prose precise, clear, concise, appropriately formal, and suited to its audience and purpose.
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8 Revision and Editing

Learn how to revise ideas and organization, edit paragraphs and sentences, and proofread a final academic draft.
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3 Constructing Academic Arguments

Learn to build focused academic arguments by connecting claims to relevant evidence, addressing serious objections, and checking for flaws in reasoning.
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2 From Topic to Thesis

Learn how to move from an initial subject to a focused, arguable thesis that can guide an evidence-based academic paper.
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4 Organization and Coherence

Learn how to plan an essay’s argument, organize sections and paragraphs, create logical transitions, and revise structure with a reverse outline.
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5 Academic Research and Source Evaluation

Learn how to find scholarly sources, evaluate their fit and credibility, and integrate evidence transparently into research.
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1 Foundations of Academic Writing

Learn how purpose, audience, assignment requirements, and scholarly expectations shape clear, evidence-based academic writing.
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8 Revision and Editing

A 14-question quiz on applying revision, editing, and proofreading strategies to academic writing, from sentence-level decisions to larger structural choices.
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7 Citation and Academic Integrity

A medium-difficulty quiz on choosing citation systems, documenting borrowed material, paraphrasing responsibly, and maintaining academic integrity.
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2 From Topic to Thesis

A medium-difficulty quiz on generating ideas, narrowing topics, and developing and testing focused theses.
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9 Academic Style and Clarity

A medium-difficulty quiz on applying principles of clarity, precision, concision, and appropriate tone in academic prose.
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5 Academic Research and Source Evaluation

Apply effective search strategies, evaluate sources in context, and integrate evidence responsibly.
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4 Organization and Coherence

A medium-difficulty quiz on planning essay structure, organizing paragraphs and sections, creating logical transitions, and checking a draft’s progression.
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3 Constructing Academic Arguments

A medium-difficulty quiz on constructing focused academic arguments, evaluating evidence, responding to objections, and recognizing flawed reasoning.
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6 Working with Evidence

Assess how to choose, represent, cite, and connect evidence in academic arguments.
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1 Foundations of Academic Writing

Assess understanding of academic writing’s purpose, audience, assignment expectations, and scholarly reasoning, from core concepts to practical application.
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6 Working with Evidence

Learn how to quote, paraphrase, and summarize sources, select and evaluate evidence, and connect it clearly to an academic claim.
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9 Academic Style and Clarity

Learn how to make academic prose precise, clear, concise, and appropriate to its audience and purpose.
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5 Academic Research and Source Evaluation

Practice finding relevant scholarly sources, evaluating their quality, and integrating evidence accurately and transparently into academic reasoning.
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8 Revision and Editing

Learn how to revise ideas and organization, edit paragraphs and sentences, and proofread a final draft for errors.
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7 Citation and Academic Integrity

Review how to choose and apply citation systems, document sources, paraphrase responsibly, and uphold academic integrity.
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4 Organization and Coherence

Learn how to plan, organize, connect, and revise essay sections and paragraphs so an argument develops clearly.
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1 Foundations of Academic Writing

Review the purposes, audience, assignment analysis, and scholarly practices that make academic writing clear and well supported.
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2 From Topic to Thesis

Learn how to turn a broad subject into a focused, arguable thesis that can guide an evidence-based paper.
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3 Constructing Academic Arguments

Learn how to build focused academic arguments with relevant evidence, clear reasoning, fair responses to objections, and sound logic.
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