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Course Name
Turkish İngilizce II
English English II
Course Code
ING 102 Credit Lecture
(hour/week)
Recitation
(hour/week)
Laboratory
(hour/week)
Semester 2
3 3 - -
Course Language English
Course Coordinator Nilüfer Ülker
Course Objectives This course aims to enhance students’ reading and writing skills simultaneously; reinforces students’ perception of the reading-writing link, enabling them to decipher academic texts more efficiently; teaches them to write academic essays in terms of both content and organization.

Reading skills: 1. Speed/timed reading, 2. Identifying the main points, 3. Analyzing the view and the tone of the text, 4. Finding and interrelating relevant information, 5. Distinguishing between general and specific information, 6. Classifying science and engineering related topics , 7. Identifying for and against points and eliciting arguments, 8. Eliciting topic related/key words, 9. Enhancing academic vocabulary
Writing skills: 1. Note taking, 2. Summarizing, 3. Organizing ideas and grouping them 4. Outlining, 5. Writing thesis statements and topic sentences, 6. Writing cause & effect essays following a certain format, 7. Writing argumentative essays following a certain format, 8. Supporting the main points in the essay with findings from outside sources, 9. Using academic tone, genre language and appropriate transition signals.
Speaking Skills: 1. Carrying out in-class group work 2. Convening for brainstorming about a certain topic 3. Participating in a debate on a certain topic
Course Description The students of English 102 course improve their efficient reading techniques, learn to analyze outside sources and elicit proper information, develop their critical thinking skills and go through the processes of reading and analyzing texts, planning, drafting and editing. Students working on text exploration and academic writing simultaneously produce cause and effect and argumentative essays both in their homework assignments and their exams. Besides, they participate in the in-class discussions of the reading materials.
Course Outcomes Students who pass the course satisfactorily can:

1. Identify the main points and analyze the view and the tone of the text
2. Elicit relevant information from an outside source to support their ideas
3. Follow the academic writing rules and support their ideas in their writing viareferring to an outside source
4. Read, plan and write about a topic by analyzing a cause and effect relationship
5. Use cause /effect vocabulary and sentence structure
6. Organize and carry on debates on controversial topics
7. Use the relevant vocabulary and structures related to argumentative genre
8. Write an argumentative essay on a certain topic
9. Evaluate an academic text
Pre-requisite(s) ING 101 minimum DD
Required Facilities 1. Students submit all their homework as computer printouts
2. They may refer to the websites to find sources
3. During the conduct of the lesson, computers are used for PowerPoint
presentations.
Other
Textbook ACADEMIC ESSAY WRITING (COMPILED MATERIAL)
Other References
 
 
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