1st class 9.22.12
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This document provides class information for Communication Skills 1 taught by James A. Jackson on Mondays from 8-10am and Tuesdays and Fridays from 10-12pm. It also lists the homework assignment of sending an email before class using a MATC account with your name as the subject and "Here's my assignment" in the body.
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1st class 9.22.12
- 1. Welcome to Communication Skills 1 ENG -151- 015 Mondays: 8-10am Tuesdays and Fridays: 10-12pm James A. Jackson MATC email: jacksja1@matc.edu
- 3. Homework for 10/23/12 Before class, send me an email using your MATC account: Subject: Your Name Body: “Here’s my assignment”