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Engineering Communication
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August 2025

2024/2025
This comprehensive note covers all essential topics in Engineering Communication for 300 Level university students. It’s structured to help you understand the theory and application of written communication in professional and engineering environments. Topics include: 1. Purpose of Written Communication in a Professional Environment 2. Types of Written Communication 3. Correspondence 4. Communication Objectives 5. Advantages & Disadvantages of Written Communication 6. And mo...
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The Importance of Setting in To Build A Fire
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September 2023

2021/2022

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Paper details: Read Jack London's "To Build a Fire", and answer a question: "To what extent does setting determine what happens in the story?" Don't use any writer's words or ideas.
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Themes in "A Journal of Plague Year" Novel by Daniel Defoe - March 1722
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August 2023

2022/2023

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The six-page essay analyses "A Journal of Plague Year" by Daniel Defoe's themes including humanity, resilience, kindness, disorderliness, hopelessness, and inhumanity. The book covers the plague in London from notes by H.F. about the Great Plague of 1665 and how it affected Londoners. The book was published in March 1722 and the essay provides a critical analysis of the themes the book brings forth and which reflect Londoners' experiences of the year of the plague. It uses direct quotes using an...
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Essay English To Kill a Mockingbird, ISBN: 9781784752637
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April 2023

2022/2023

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One of the central themes of To Kill a Mockingbird is the racial inequality experienced by African Americans. The novel is set in a deeply segregated society, where Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation and discrimination. African Americans were denied basic human rights and treated as second-class citizens. They were denied the right to vote, access to education, and faced constant harassment and discrimination.
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