Project 5 Schedule, ENGL 202
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The document provides a schedule for an English 202 class over 4 weeks. It outlines that for weeks 15 and 16, there will be no in-person classes as the professor will be in Paris. Students are assigned homework of drafting resumes and cover letters, and creating an e-portfolio website to share with peers. The remaining class times will be used for students to review each other's work based on provided grading criteria. The last day of class is May 2nd.
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