Bruce Magee's English Lectures

This is the lecture for the following page:  http://www2.latech.edu/~bmagee/102/lectures/01B/01B--bunyan.html

This is the lecture for the following page:  http://www2.latech.edu/~bmagee/102/lectures/01A/01A--YGB.html

This is the lecture for the following page: http://www2.latech.edu/~bmagee/102/lectures/00A--Introduction/00A--Introduction.html#guidelines

English 102. 0A. Introduction.I have a few beginning announcements. The syllabus is located at this URL: http:// www2. latech.edu/ ~bmagee/ 102/ eng102.htm.  The assignments should stay as they are now, but I'm still adding page numbers and note links, so refresh the page from time to time.I'm trying to make everything iPhone friendly.  That means my syllabus and notes should fit well on your smart phones.  Also, I'm posting recordings of my lectures on the notes pages. The links are surrounded by boxes--The first downloads the mp3 to your device.  The second is an iTunes link; the third a Stitcher link.  The last streams the recording to your device.  My goal is for you to be able to listen to the lecture while you follow along in the notes page.  iTunes and Stitcher both work on my iPhone; Stitcher is available for Android devices as well.  All of it is free.  Let me know if you hit any snags with the downloads.I number the lectures by week and period for a normal quarter Tuesday-Thursday class.  So Thursday of the second week would be 2B.  Mostly you just need make sure the number of the lecture you're listening to matches the number in the notes.  If this course is being offered in a summer half term, the pace is doubled.  Essentially, we'll cover a normal two weeks' worth of material in 1 week.  The first assignment is an article analysis. The instructions are below. We'll have one fiction essay and one poetry essay. The criteria are posted here.Everybody will write a research paper. The criteria sheet is posted here. Papers should be 9-10 pages.  Use MLA form with at least 10 sources, with a mixture of primary and secondary sources.We will have discussions on Moodle each week.  For each discussion question, write at least one response and reply to two others.Let me know if you have any questions. [email protected].

Dr. Bruce R. Magee Louisiana Tech University. English 469/569.   Graphics in Technical Writing Lecture 6b Notes are posted here: http://www2.latech.edu/~bmagee/469-569/lectures/06b.html  

My lecture on the role of Rome in the U.S. Constitution.  Notes are posted here: http://www2.latech.edu/~bmagee/406/lectures/07B--Polbius_n_Livy/07B--polybius_n_livy.html

Bruce and Erin discuss his poem, "Place d'Armes."

Resume LectureEnglish 303 Technical Writing Dr. Bruce R. Magee Lecture 7B.  Resume Notes are posted here: http://www2.latech.edu/~bmagee/303/lectures/Week_07B--Resume.html

English 303.  Louisiana Tech University.  Dr. Bruce R. Magee 5A.  Returning the Sentence Outline Notes are posted here: http://www2.latech.edu/~bmagee/303/lectures/Week_05A--Sentence_Outline_returned.html

Lecture 4A. Document Design and Anthology Tutorial English 303 Technical Writing Dr. Bruce R. Magee Notes are posted here: http://www2.latech.edu/~bmagee/303/lectures/Week_04A--design_n_anthology.html