Captain Americ The First Avenger: Course Analysis

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The two most important things I learned during this module include knowing how to make a viable argument and how to provide evidence to back up my thesis. For example, I made an argument about the representation of posthumans and its challenges to the ideas of community in Project Two on the movie, “Captain America: The First Avenger.” I did so by researching the topics on the topic list, making a list of ideas I could write about on each, choosing the option I could best write on, and then choosing a side and determining an argument. Also, in Project Two, I backed my thesis statement with evidence relating to my argument. I researched the topic thoroughly and then provided background on the subject, quotes, examples that supported my evidence, and even opposing views. …show more content…

I will always be aware of making an argument that best suits my knowledge and providing evidence to support my thesis statement. I now realize the importance of making an argument because you are stating your stance on the topic at hand. Also, I realize the importance of giving sufficient and appropriate evidence to show the agreeing and opposing views. Learning this at this point in the semester will further my understanding of writing in this course. On the final assignments in this course, I will be sure to state my argument and supply evidence. The experience of learning from this module will positively affect my performance in future writing courses majorly. Like I stated earlier, on further writing assignments I will apply what I have learned because it will stick with me forever. Whether I am writing a science paper, business report, or even creating a report at work in the future, I will be able to use the skills I have

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