WRTG 328W - Writing, Style and Technology [GEWI]
What is “style” and how does it impact the rhetorical effectiveness of writing? In this advanced writing course, students study 1) Different definitions and assumptions of “style” as it relates to writing and rhetoric, and also how style has changed. 2) How styles change based on genre, purpose, and media. 3) The practices of advanced composition and rhetoric in considering the writing process and revision.
Projects include stylistic/rhetorical analyses of a variety of different texts (print, advertisements, videos, websites, etc.), a comparison of different style guides and writing advice texts, and an analysis of revision practices.
Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit
Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation
Prerequisite(s) JRNL 215 , WRTG 225 , ENGL 300W , WRTG 323W , WRTG 324W , or WRTG 326W
Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing
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Equivalent Courses ENGL 328W, ENGL 328
Previously listed as ENGL 328W, ENGL 328
Updates Change to description 10/2017, effective Winter 2018; Change to prefix 10/2013, effective Summer 2014; Change to number and approved for GEWI 5/2012
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