SQU graduates should be able to: SQU graduates possess SQU graduates should apply the knowledge and skills interpersonal communication skills and relish good citizenship relevant to the specialization alignment with culture of international qualities, be conscious of communicate effectively and use labour market to assist them in practical their national identity information and communication life and in living successfully and be socially technologies skills and motivation for independent responsible, engage in critically analyze complex learning and engagement in lifelong community affairs and information and present it in simple learning and research be mindful of clear manner work ethics and positive values, and contemporary issues. intellectual independence and autonomy teamwork skills and display potential leadership qualities # Intended Student Learning Outcome Relevant Program Outcome(s) Applicable Attribute(s) /Course Learning Objective To analyse literary texts In LANC 1120, students should show A3 To write critical/analytical essays requisite levels of proficiency in A2 language To identify and correct grammar/lexical errors skills assessed in other courses in the A1 EES To discuss content/meaning of texts programme, e.g. 1103 (Reading I), 1119 B1 To encourage wider reading (Reading II), 1102 Language Skills I) & B2 To relate literary texts to previous knowledge/ 1118 (Language Skills II) C experience as well as to contemporary society and mores. Student Responsibilities It is the to know and comply with all University Academic Regulations relevant to participation in student’s responsibility this course. These regulations specifically include attendance requirement and students` academic code of conduct. For attendance, it is the to be punctual and to attend all classes. student’s responsibility Students are expected to perform their work with honesty and avoid any academic misconduct, which is defined as the use of any dishonest or deceitful means to gain some academic advantage or benefit. This can take many forms, including but not limited to, the following: copying, plagiarism, collusion and forging documents. For full details, please refer to the Undergraduate Academic Regulations and to the Student Academic Misconduct Policy. Additionally, this course requires that you: have successfully completed LANC 1104 (Writing I) and, ideally, LANC 1102 (Grammar). Course INFORMATION Course Code Course Title 1120 Writing II Semester/ Year Section(s) Fall 2018 10-70
SQU graduates should be able to: apply the knowledge and skills relevant to the specialization communicate effectively and use information and communication technologies critically analyze complex information and present it in simple clear manner SQU graduates possess interpersonal communication skills and alignment with culture of international labour market to assist them in practical life and in living successfully skills and motivation for independent learning and engagement in lifelong learning and research work ethics and positive values, and intellectual independence and autonomy teamwork skills and display potential leadership qualities SQU graduates should relish good citizenship qualities, be conscious of their national identity and be socially responsible, engage in community affairs and be mindful of contemporary issues. # Intended Student Learning Outcome /Course Learning Objective Relevant Program Outcome(s) Applicable Attribute(s) To analyse literary texts In LANC 1120, students should show A3 To write critical/analytical essays requisite levels of proficiency in language A2 To identify and correct grammar/lexical errors skills assessed in other courses in the EES A1 To discuss content/meaning of texts programme, e.g. 1103 (Reading I), 1119 B1 To encourage wider reading (Reading II), 1102 Language Skills I) & B2 To relate literary texts to previous knowledge/ experience as well as to contemporary society and mores. 1118 (Language Skills II) C Student Responsibilities It is the student’s responsibility to know and comply with all University Academic Regulations relevant to participation in this course. These regulations specifically include attendance requirement and students` academic code of conduct. For attendance, it is the student’s responsibility to be punctual and to attend all classes. Students are expected to perform their work with honesty and avoid any academic misconduct, which is defined as the use of any dishonest or deceitful means to gain some academic advantage or benefit. This can take many forms, including but not limited to, the following: copying, plagiarism, collusion and forging documents. For full details, please refer to the Undergraduate Academic Regulations and to the Student Academic Misconduct Policy. Additionally, this course requires that you: have successfully completed LANC 1104 (Writing I) and, ideally, LANC 1102 (Grammar). Course INFORMATION Course Code 1120 Course Title Writing II Semester/ Year Fall 2018 Section(s) 10-70