Make the leap from writing in college to writing in a variety of workplace settings and contexts with Technical Communication. Practical advice and real-world examples let you practice with the kinds of writing processes and products you'll encounter on the job. -- Provided by publisher.
Make the leap from writing in college to writing in a variety of workplace settings and contexts with Technical Communication. Practical advice and real-world examples let you practice with the kinds of writing processes and products you'll encounter on the job. -- Provided by publisher.
Mike Markel was director of technical communication at Boise State University. The former editor of IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, he is the author of numerous articles and six books about technical communication, including Ethics and Technical Communication: A Critique and Synthesis. Stuart A. Selber is Associate Professor of English at Penn State and Director of The Penn State Digital English Studio. He is a past president and Fellow of the Association of Teachers of Technical Writing, a past president of the Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication, and a past chair of the CCCC Committee on Technical Communication. He has written several books and papers and has received several national awards for outstanding research publications.
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Preface for Instructors Introduction for Writers Part 1 Understanding the Technical Communication Environment 1 Introduction to Technical Communication 2 Understanding Ethical and Legal Considerations 3 Writing Technical Documents 4 Writing Collaboratively Part 2 Planning the Document 5 Analyzing Your Audience and Purpose 6 Researching Your Subject 7 Organizing Your Information Part 3 Developing and Testing the Verbal and Visual Information 8 Communicating Persuasively 9 Emphasizing Important Information 10 Writing Correct and Effective Sentences 11 Designing Print and Online Documents 12 Creating Graphics 13 Evaluating and Testing Technical Documents Part 4 Learning Important Applications 14 Corresponding in Print and Online 15 Applying for a Job 16 Writing Proposals 17 Writing Informational Reports 18 Writing Recommendation Reports 19 Writing Lab Reports 20 Writing Definitions, Descriptions, and Instructions 21 Making Oral Presentations APPENDIX Reference Handbook Selected Bibliography References Index Index of Selected Features
Preface for Instructors Introduction for Writers Part 1 Understanding the Technical Communication Environment 1 Introduction to Technical Communication 2 Understanding Ethical and Legal Considerations 3 Writing Technical Documents 4 Writing Collaboratively Part 2 Planning the Document 5 Analyzing Your Audience and Purpose 6 Researching Your Subject 7 Organizing Your Information Part 3 Developing and Testing the Verbal and Visual Information 8 Communicating Persuasively 9 Emphasizing Important Information 10 Writing Correct and Effective Sentences 11 Designing Print and Online Documents 12 Creating Graphics 13 Evaluating and Testing Technical Documents Part 4 Learning Important Applications 14 Corresponding in Print and Online 15 Applying for a Job 16 Writing Proposals 17 Writing Informational Reports 18 Writing Recommendation Reports 19 Writing Lab Reports 20 Writing Definitions, Descriptions, and Instructions 21 Making Oral Presentations APPENDIX Reference Handbook Selected Bibliography References Index Index of Selected Features
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