UGF Provision for Special Needs (from UGF 2014-15 Undergraduate Catalog) Accommodation for documented disabilities: If you have a documented disability and would like the professor to make accommodations, visit with Kay Seilstad, Disability Counselor, in the Center for Academic Excellence or call Kay at 406-791-5212. ENG 215HU F2014 Tentative Class Schedule and Outline Note: All due dates are tentative, and the instructor reserves the right to make changes to the semester schedule at any time. Students will of course be notified well in advance of such changes. More detailed information about each class lesson, including lecture points, class activities, and homework assignments will be regularly announced on our course website. Wk Date Topic Class Activities/Assignment(s) Due 1 M 25 Aug First Day of Classes S2013 Read Syllabus & Class Policies T 26 Aug Course Introduction Create Course Website R 28 Aug Course Introduction, cont. 2 M 1 Sep Labor Day – No Classes Hip-Hop as Literature T 2 Sep Language Reflection 1 Due R 4 Sep 3 T 9 Sep Sound Reflection 2 Due R 11 Sep 4 T 16 Sep No Class Reflection 3 Due R 18 Sep No Class 5 T 23 Sep Image R 25 Sep Article 1 (Position Paper) Due 6 T 30 Sep Setting R 2 Oct Reflection 4 Due 7 T 7 Oct Character Reflection 5 Due R 9 Oct 8 M 13 Oct- Fall Break – No Classes F 17 Oct 9 Hip-Hop & Literary Theory T 21 Oct Phenomenology R 23 Oct Reflection 6 Due No Class 10 T 28 Oct Structuralism Article 2 (Synthesis) Due R 30 Oct 11 T 4 Nov Marxism & Feminism R 6 Nov Reflection 7 Due 12 T 11 Nov Psychoanalysis Reflection 8 Due R 13 Nov 13 T 18 Nov Post-structuralism Reflection 9 Due R 20 Nov 14 T 25 Nov
UGF Provision for Special Needs (from UGF 2014-15 Undergraduate Catalog) Accommodation for documented disabilities: If you have a documented disability and would like the professor to make accommodations, visit with Kay Seilstad, Disability Counselor, in the Center for Academic Excellence or call Kay at 406-791-5212. ENG 215HU F2014 Tentative Class Schedule and Outline Note: All due dates are tentative, and the instructor reserves the right to make changes to the semester schedule at any time. Students will of course be notified well in advance of such changes. More detailed information about each class lesson, including lecture points, class activities, and homework assignments will be regularly announced on our course website. Wk Date Topic Class Activities/Assignment(s) Due 1 M 25 Aug T 26 Aug R 28 Aug First Day of Classes S2013 Course Introduction Course Introduction, cont. Read Syllabus & Class Policies Create Course Website 2 M 1 Sep T 2 Sep R 4 Sep Labor Day – No Classes Hip-Hop as Literature Language Reflection 1 Due 3 T 9 Sep R 11 Sep Sound Reflection 2 Due 4 T 16 Sep R 18 Sep No Class No Class Reflection 3 Due 5 T 23 Sep R 25 Sep Image Article 1 (Position Paper) Due 6 T 30 Sep R 2 Oct Setting Reflection 4 Due 7 T 7 Oct R 9 Oct Character Reflection 5 Due 8 M 13 Oct- F 17 Oct Fall Break – No Classes 9 T 21 Oct R 23 Oct Hip-Hop & Literary Theory Phenomenology No Class Reflection 6 Due 10 T 28 Oct R 30 Oct Structuralism Article 2 (Synthesis) Due 11 T 4 Nov R 6 Nov Marxism & Feminism Reflection 7 Due 12 T 11 Nov R 13 Nov Psychoanalysis Reflection 8 Due 13 T 18 Nov R 20 Nov Post-structuralism Reflection 9 Due 14 T 25 Nov