by:
Borowick, Jerome N.

Publisher:
Prentice Hall
Published:June 11, 1999
ISBN:0130209961
Format:Hardcover
Pages:436

Description: Book News, Inc.
A textbook for a college course in which majors in the natural sciences and technical fields are exposed to the principles and practices of technical writing as it is used by professionals in industry, government, and academia. Borowick (civil engineering, California State Polytechnic U. at Pomona) discusses clarity and effectiveness in writing, ethics and credibility, the framework for writing technical reports, the types of reports and documents written, and personal communication and establishing a web site. The first edition appeared in 1996; the second includes a 3.5<"> disk with sample documents. -- Copyright # 2000 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR All rights reserved

Product Description:
This functional book readies readers for employment as a practicing technical professional by empowering them with effective, proven communication skills. It prepares readers with meaningful lessons on the protocol, sense of audience, and importance of understanding the overall purpose of the technical documentation process. Provides a sound understanding of the elements of various types of engineering documents, scientific documents, and oral presentations. Covers areas such as ethics, responsibility, and establishing credibility. For those interested in technical, occupational, and/or report writing.