Here''s my situation: instead of attending classes, I am required to turn in a research paper for Expository Writing II. My college refers this as Independent Studies. Anyhow, let''s say if you were in my shoe, you have never attended any classes for the Expository Writing II, and you are now required to write a research paper from scratch, as if you have attended classes. What are you going to write in the research paper? I suggest that you first give a brief intro of the Expository Writing II to explain what Expository Writing II really is should be a good start. And then for the body, please use a current Case Study to prove how utilizing the principles of Expository Writing II can lead an enterprise to success. If a Case Study is not possible to include, please write something else that you see appropriate and fit! And finally, please write a conclusion, of course. syllabus: REQUIRED MATERIALS • College of The Bahamas Research Journal, Vol XI. 2002 • Yinna: Journal of the Bahamas Association of Cultural Studies, Vol. I. 2000 • N Bethel’s English 301 package • A college dictionary (e.g. Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary or Oxford Concise Dictionary) COURSE REQUIREMENTS • write several types of texts (a position paper, an informal argumentative essay, a critical analysis, a definition essay, a refutation argument, a sentence outline, an annotated bibliography, responses to assigned readings) SHORT PAPERS (3-4 pages) The goal of this class is to research and write an in-depth argumentative position paper. In preparation for this, you will be required to write three short papers that relate to your final argumentative topic. 1. Your first paper will be a informal proposal essay, in which you explore the topic that you will research and explain why you have chosen it. Your aim here is to take a position on a current issue, particular point of view, etc. and to explain/justify that issue or point of view to your readers. Your mini-paper needs to be clear, sharply focused and convincing. Your aim will be to help the reader understand why you have taken this position and to outline a few of the complex issues that surround it. You need not use outside sources or documentation, but this mini-paper should have a strong stand or position that is clear and that is supported with relevant, credible evidence. 2. Your second paper will be a definition essay where you define the essential terms that you will be using in your position paper in several different ways. This paper will include a bibliography page (APA or MLA format) that references the sources you are using to build your definition. 3. Your third paper will be a critical analysis of one or two of the written sources that you will be using for your final position paper. In this paper, you will engage in detail with the source, examining its strengths and weaknesses, and evaluating it in relation to the position that you will be taking in your final paper. This paper will include a bibliography page (APA or MLA format) that references the source you are analyzing. 4. The fourth paper will be a refutation essay. In this paper, you will get the opportunity to consider the opposite point of view of your topic. You will present it in the paper, and then refute it. This paper will include a bibliography page page (APA or MLA format) that references the source you are analyzing. FINAL POSITION PAPER (8 pages, typed, double-spaced with a one-inch margin all round) For this paper you will need to: • choose an appropriate topic/issue, one you can develop with facts, examples, statistics, evidence and references from experts/authority figures; • conduct research and consult source materials; • organize your support into unified points; • summarize, paraphrase and quote accurately from resource materials • use appropriate documentation/style guides, e.g. APA or MLA