ENG 101 - English and Composition I =================================== Source : the official STARS syllabus (stars.bilkent.edu.tr) Fetched : 2026-09-11T06:57:41 Credits : 3.0 · ECTS 5.0 Coordinator : (not published on this page) Contact hours: 5 hours of lecture per week CATALOG DESCRIPTION ------------------- The central basis of ENG 101 is to introduce students to an academic approach to thinking, reading, speaking and writing in an integrated, meaningful manner such that they are able to apply the skills learnt to their departmental studies. In addition, the ENG 101 course aims to further develop the students' linguistic accuracy and range in English. ASSESSMENT ---------- · Academic Essay 1 - %20 · Academic Essay 2 - %25 · Oral Presentation - %8 · Student Led Discussion - %7 · Academic Summary and Critical Response Task - %10 · Self-progress Reflection Task - %5 · Final Exam - %25 PASSING REQUIREMENT ------------------- 90% Attendance and 30 points out of 75 available before final exam LEARNING OUTCOMES ----------------- · Can critically analyse and evaluate academic texts to understand and record both their meaning and potential value assessed by: Academic Essay 1 Oral Presentation Student Led Discussion Final Exam · Can critically analyse and evaluate spoken input to understand and record both their meaning and potential value assessed by: Oral Presentation Student Led Discussion Self-progress Reflection Task · Can develop well-reasoned written arguments that are supported by valid and reliable evidence assessed by: Academic Essay 1 Final Exam · Can develop well-reasoned spoken arguments that are supported by valid and reliable evidence assessed by: Oral Presentation Student Led Discussion Academic Summary and Critical Response Task Self-progress Reflection Task · Can write focused, coherent, thesis driven academic essays assessed by: Academic Essay 1 Final Exam · Can incorporate citation skilfully and accurately, and distinguish between own and others' voice assessed by: Academic Essay 1 Final Exam · Can effectively communicate with others orally in the form of formal presentations and discussions/debates assessed by: Oral Presentation Student Led Discussion · Can use the language accurately and appropriately assessed by: Academic Essay 1 Oral Presentation Student Led Discussion Academic Summary and Critical Response Task Self-progress Reflection Task Final Exam WEEKLY PLAN ----------- 1. Introduction to the course + Diagnostic reading and writing task + Student learning outcomes activity 2. Analysis and discussion of readings for academic essay 1 + Input and practice on academic summary and critical response 3. Analysis and discussion of readings for academic essay 1 + Input and practice on academic summary and response + Input on writing introductions 4. Input on outlining an academic essay + Input on organizing academic essay + Input and practice on writing body paragraphs + Analysis and discussion of readings for academic essay 1 5. Input on writing conclusion paragraphs + Brainstorming and outlining for academic essay 1 + In-class draft writing + Input on student led discussions 6. Tutorials on academic essay 1 + Input on in-text and end-text citations and essay format + Academic essay 1 final draft + Student led discussions 7. Tutorials on academic essay 1 + Analysis and discussion of readings for academic essay 2 + Feedback on academic essay 1 + Input on writing a clear and well developed argument 8. Analysis and discussion of readings for academic essay 2 + Input on academic register + Input on clarity, concision and readability + Input on providing effective text based evidence 9. Analysis and discussion of readings for academic essay 2 + Input on self- progress reflection task 10. Brainstorming and outlining for academic essay 2 + In-class writing of academic essay 2 + Self-progress reflection 11. Feedback on academic essay 2 + Input on logical fallacies + Input on common language mistakes and editing + Analysis and discussion of readings for oral component 12. Analysis and discussion of readings + Feedback on academic essay 2 + Input on delivering effective presentations 13. Brainstorming and outlining for oral component 14. Student presentations + Revisiting student learning outcomes + Recap on the course topics, critical reading and academic essay writing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Generated by defter (thelecturenotes.com) from the STARS syllabus. What binds you is the section handout your instructor gives out in week 1; if the two disagree, the handout wins. Section details (word count, submission channel, citation style) change from section to section.