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 Preparatory Reading
Before beginning work on your process analysis,
read page 126 ("Types of Process Writing") and pages 22-29 which describe
the assignment and provide two model reports.
You may create an original diagram using the drawing
capabilities of your word processor or a dedicated drawing/painting
program. You may also scan a diagram that you have drawn by hand. You
are not, however, required to use an original graphic. You may acquire
an image electronically from the Internet or some other electronic source.
You may also scan in printed work.
Tip: Be
sure that your diagram is self-explanatory, including a label and
a
title. Unless the diagram is your original creation, be sure that you
include a source note. Review the material starting on page 132
in the text.
Your Subject
You may select any subject for your process
analysis, but I suggest that you consider natural processes. Whatever
topic you select, be sure that you avoid turning your analysis into
instructions. Use third person and present tense.
Objective
The process analysis introduces students to
the integration of text and graphics. The report must include one integrated
diagram.
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Due Date
The due date for the Process Analysis is listed on the syllabus.
Additional Examples
Submission Method
I should be able to read a word processing
document with graphics that is sent as an attachment to an email. Be
sure that the attached file has a distinct name by using the following
naming convention where the x's stand for your three initials.
xxx08
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