ENG3315 Successful Software Engineer Career Eric Glen Sun

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ENG3315 Advanced Writing Assignment 2: Write a profile of a New Yorker you know DRAFT: Printed copy of rough draft due IN CLASS Thursday, Feb. 1 FINAL version: Upload to Blackboard by Tuesday, Feb. 6, @ 11:59 p.m.
Length: about 500-600 words
New Yorkers are characters. Jerry Seinfeld is a comedian, but he’s obsessed with cars. Maybe your accountant spends weekends as a competitive ice-dancing judge. Who knew that the guy who operates the coffee cart is a champion chess player? You only find out if you ask.
A profile is a descriptive, informative, essay about a particular, living person (the subject). The writer’s goal is to focus on something interesting and/or unexpected about the selected person’s life or interests.
Directions: Select a person you know who is willing to be the subject of a profile. Draw up a list of questions, organize a meeting time, and conduct an interview. Be prepared to write down and/or record the subject’s answers. You should get the subject’s permission if you plan to record the conversation.
Organize your material into paragraphs. The final version SHOULD NOT BE IN INTERVIEW format (that is, as a “Q and A”)—it SHOULD BE in ESSAY format.
Write objectively; include both paraphrases and direct quotes from your subject.
Format:
• Use 12-point font
• Double-space
• Type your name on the page
Please Note:
• Contact the Help Desk (helpdesk@berkeleycollege.edu) if you have trouble uploading your paper.
• Papers posted after the due date are marked down.
• Especially important! If any part of your paper is not your own work and is not documented as such, you will earn zero points. Please see the syllabus for plagiarism penalties.
How to Upload your paper
For this course go to Blackboard Course Material >”Upload Profile Here” >Read directions; click on “Browse My Computer” to upload your document.
*Please DO upload a document in an acceptable file format;
*Please DO NOT cut and paste into the window.Thomas/Winter 2018