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Course Description

English 302, Business Writing, is an advanced, interdisciplinary writing course designed to improve the workplace writing

competence of School of Business professional and pre-professional students. The course focuses on the

practice and study of selected types of discourse employed in professional business situations and helps prepare students

for different kinds of writing they will encounter in their professional lives. Much of the course is conducted in a workshop

format. Prerequisites for the course are English 101 and 102 or English 105, and pre-business or business major standing.

Course Objectives

The purpose of this course is for students to

  • Transition from academic to professional/business writing
  • Significantly improve their ability to write effective business/professional communication
  • Critically investigate and incorporate a variety of research sources
  • Recognize and avoid plagiarism
  • Demonstrate mastery of standard grammar and writing mechanics
  • Utilize various strategies and organizational techniques in the writing process
  • Develop collaborative group communication and writing skills
  • Exhibit visual presentation skills

Course Goals

By the end of this course, all students should be able to

  • Analyze and evaluate audience/purpose/situation as they apply to business writing contexts
  • Produce clear, concise, effective audience and purpose specific business rhetoric
  • Incorporate process (research, invention, writing, revision, and editing) into all writing tasks and create document

fluency through multiple drafts

  • Adapt tone and style for appropriate rhetorical business purposes
  • Conduct primary and secondary research relevant to topic; integrate appropriate sources using APA style
  • Incorporate analytical /technical data in the form of charts, graphs, spreadsheets, etc.
  • Give and receive constructive criticism among peers
  • Actively plan and participate in a collaborative project

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  • Use current technology to design accurate and visually appealing PowerPoint slides that will maximize the

effectiveness of written and oral reports

  • Develop strategies to facilitate communication across ethnic and/or business cultures

Fall 2021 Face Covering Policy

This class follows the COVID-19 guidance and regulations. Up-to-date information may be found at

Face coverings are required in classrooms and in close-quarter environments where physical distancing may not be

possible. These include the following:

  • All clinical programs and centers that serve the general public, such as the Health Centers, Child

Development Laboratory, and Counselor Training Center (the “Programs”), whether on- or off-campus.

  • Meeting rooms, workshop, design or production studios, and other indoor settings where social distancing is not

possible.

  • All other indoor areas designated by posted signage.

ASU continues to provide vaccines free of charge to students and employees. As noted on the EOSS’s vaccine FAQs

webpage: ‘Anyone who is 16 or older can sign up for a vaccination through the state website or the Maricopa

County one. students and employees can also sign up via My Health Portal for the on-campus distribution.

Special Notice Regarding Hybrid Format

As a Hybrid course we “meet” twice a week: once at a specific time (“In-Person”) and once asynchronously (“Hybrid day”).

Attendance is taken for each “meeting.” (See the Course Policies section for information on attendance requirements and

grade implications.)

In-Person Meetings

On in-person days we meet at the specific time you see assigned to this course in MyASU.

Hybrid Meetings

Each week you are expected to participate in an online, asynchronous Hybrid activity for attendance credit. The course

schedule notes what activities provide online/virtual attendance credit. If you do not complete the specified activity for the

week you will be marked absent for our hybrid class day, in addition to losing any points associated with the task. Yellowdig

participation is frequently but not always the Hybrid meeting activity.

  • Hybrid attendance activities are DUE by the end of the work week, which in our case is 11:59 PM Arizona Time on

Friday (note that I stop responding to messages by 5:00 PM).

Textbooks, Materials, and Resources

Required Text and Materials:

  • Excellence in Business Communication, 13th Ed, by John Thill and Courtland Bovee, 2020

o eText available to you FREE in Canvas.

o If you prefer a paper textbook, you may purchase one, but the bookstore is not stocking it for this

class.

Computer Requirements

This is a partially online course; therefore, it requires a computer with internet access and the following technologies:

  • Web browsers (Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari)
  • Adobe Acrobat Reader (free)

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  • Webcam, microphone, headset/earbuds, and speaker
  • Reliable broadband internet connection (DSL or cable) to stream videos.
  • An ASU email account
  • Writing Programs website: https://live-english.ws.asu.edu/about/writing-programs

Help

For technical support, use the Help icon in the black global navigation menu in your Canvas course or call the ASU Help Desk

Representatives are available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Internet access

Essential Course Applications

Canvas

Use Canvas to submit completed drafts of your assignments for grading and receive course announcements. You will also

find Modules with links to your to-do activities for each project. The Canvas website for the course can be accessed through

myASU.

Google Drive

Use Drive as a class workspace, for both students and the teacher. It is a repository of course resources, documents, and

assignment descriptions. You will create a personal folder in the class work folder where you will write each of your major

assignments as a Google Doc and conduct peer review. This ensures your document is saved and accessible for draft

feedback and peer review. When drafts are complete, you will download them as a .docx and upload that file to Canvas.

Google Drive can be accessed from MyASU or through Canvas. You will receive an invite to the class folder. Read more on

the “Accept your Google Drive invitation and create your folder for coursework” Canvas Page.

Zoom

You will use this link for office hours and conferences.

  1. If you cannot access Zoom via a personal computer:
  2. Try to access via the Zoom app on your smartphone.

Yellowdig

Yellowdig is a social media platform designed for higher education. Use Yellowdig to participate in (graded) Discussion

activities on issues relevant to each project. Yellowdig can be accessed from MyASU or through Canvas.

How will Yellowdig work in this class?

For this class, you can consider Yellowdig a replacement for the typical discussion forum, but with important differences.

These differences are:

  1. All discussion for the class, across the full semester, takes place in one chain, with nested comments like a social

media platform.

  1. Points are earned both by participating in Discussion and by inspiring/creating discussion among others.
  2. There is a maximum number of points you can earn in a week. However, you earn points towards the total

available for the class whenever you participate.

  1. Topics are suggested but not required. You can create your own topics any time you like.

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Yellowdig provides flexibility in how and when you participate. I will not require you to “make one post and respond to one

peer.” Instead, it is your responsibility to earn points. You can earn points in the usual ways of creating posts and

responding to posts, but you can also earn points by inspiring comments or even just reactions (i.e. “likes” or upvotes) from

your peers. The best discussions earn the most points. See the “Course Grading” section of the syllabus and/or the “How

Points Work” link in the Yellow dig application for details.

This means you can get your points by jumping in early, and starting a dynamic discussion on a topic of interest, then sitting

back and watching the points roll in as other people participate in the thread you created. Or you can jump in late and go

around offering comments to a bunch of other posts.

You can also participate whenever you like. You can earn a few points one week, then come back and catch up on the

conversation the next week. It’s up to you. You just need to keep in mind that there is a point maximum for each week. You

can’t do everything at the end of the semester, and you need to participate regularly.

Slack

Slack will be used as an (ungraded) communication tool. It is a way to ask questions about the class and speak to me and

your fellow students.

Contacting your Instructor

If you have a question about course content, start with Slack.

If you wish to contact me directly and privately (for instance, to discuss grades) use email. When contacting me via email,

do so using an email account. I will not respond to emails sent from a personal account.

I try to keep regular business hours, i.e. 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. During that window I will respond to messages as quickly as

possible. If you email me on weekends, I may not respond until Monday.

When sending a message, please use appropriate tone and format, particularly a clear and understandable subject. Include

your class and line number in the message. I also ask that before you send me a message, be sure to check the syllabus, the

course schedule, textbook, assignment description, or any other relevant course materials. If you have checked two or

more of those documents and still can’t find your answer, then by all means message me.

An Important Note Regarding Office Hours

Office hours are there for your benefit. Do not hesitate to drop in during these times to speak with me about any problem

or question you have or to have me look over any of your work. This is time set aside specifically for you, so please take

advantage of it.

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Course Projects

Assignment Formatting

All papers submitted for this course must be typed with 1-inch margins in Arial, Calibri or Verdana 11-point font,

1.0 or 1.15 spaced (these are the Google Doc defaults). In the professional world double spacing is rarely used so we will

not use it in this class. Some documents, such as resumes, may require other formatting.

They must also adhere to current APA or MLA style guidelines where specified. Please do not attempt to alter

assignment length by changing fonts, margins, etc.

Assignment Overview

There are four main units to this course: Workplace Correspondence, Advancing Your Career, Report Project, and

Proposal Project.

For each assignment, detailed assignment sheets and examples will be provided, but below is a general overview

of each unit and its major projects. There will be additional readings, activities, and deliverables in these units as outlined in

the detailed course schedule.

Please note that peer review is an essential element of professional writing, both in this course and in the

workplace. For many projects, online peer review activities are associated with attendance on hybrid days.

Course Grading

Assignment Weighting

Unit Weighting

Workplace correspondence 150

Advancing Your Career 230

Report and Presentation 220

Proposal 200

Final Reflection 50

Course Participation 150

Total 1000

Workplace Correspondence

Following best practices for business professionals, you will compose 3 pieces of routine workplace

correspondence responding to given prompts.

Deliverables Points

Email One 30

Email Two 30

Letter 50

Rough Drafts 20

Peer Review 20

Total 150

Advancing Your Career

In order to achieve a professional self-awareness so that you can market yourself effectively, you will plan and

draft documents in order to identify your unique experiences and skills and to better understand how transfer those skills

to the workplace.

The primary deliverables for this project are a (skills list OR resume) and a (one page letter of application OR

personal statement). Supporting deliverables include a profile statement for a professional website.

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Deliverables Points

Resume/Skills Inventory 80

Application Letter 80

Personal Profile 30

Rough Drafts 20

Peer Review 20

Total 230

Report and Presentation

For this project, you will research and write a formal report that provides information about social media practices

in an industry of your choosing. You will conduct various forms of research and use your findings to compose a report in a

style appropriate to be submitted the Chief Marketing Officer and marketing team of company in your industry.

Deliverables Points

Report 180

Rough Drafts 20

Peer Review 20

Total 220

Proposal

For this project, you will research and write a formal proposal that outlines a plan for launching a social media

page for a company in an industry you choose. You will build on the work of your report and conduct additional research,

and attend carefully to presentation and formatting, to make your proposal effective. You will also create a short “pitch”

presentation to accompany your proposal.

Deliverables Points

Proposal 100

Presentation 60

Rough Draft 20

Peer Review 20

Total 200

Portfolio and Reflection

You will draft a 1-2 single-spaced pages reflection that demonstrates your mastery of the course outcomes.

Deliverables Points

Reflective Essay 50

Project Participation

Throughout the semester we will use Yellowdig to discuss issues relevant to each project. I will provide prompts as

we work, but the majority of discussion will be driven by your own questions and comments.

You can participate in Yellowdig at the times you choose, but note that there is a point maximum for each week,

and the week resets at 4:00 AM Saturday. You need to participate regularly – you can’t earn all of the available points in the

final week.

You receive points for interacting and engaging with your peers in the following ways.

  • Creating a new Pin with a minimum of 100 words earns you points.
  • Adding a new Comment with a minimum of 70 words earns you points.
  • Receiving an Upvote (Like or Love) on a Pin or Comment you wrote earns you a point.
  • Receiving an Instructor Badge earns you points.
  • Receiving a Comment on a Pin you wrote will earn you a point.

Total points for this assignment are:

Deliverables Points

Yellowdig Participation 150

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Grade Scale

Final grades in the course will be based on the plus/minus system. Below is the grading scale for this course.

A 1000-930

A- 929-900

B+ 899-870

B 869-830

B- 829-800

C+ 799-770

C 769-700

D 699-600

E 599 or below

 

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