< Professional and Technical Writing
Welcome
This guide to technical writing was created by and for students enrolled in Technical and Professional Writing courses. The content is student-generated, with occasional feedback and guidance from course instructors and professional technical communicators. This technical writing guide is meant to be useful beyond the classroom.
We recommend reading the Rhetoric and Composition book as well.
Table of Contents
- Professional and Technical Writing/Introduction
- The Rhetorical Nature of Technical and Professional Writing
- Basic Assumptions and Potential Complications
- Rhetorical Framework: Author-Subject-Audience
- Appreciating Technical Communication Audiences
- The Special Nature of "Subject" in Technical Communication
- Developing an Authorial Voice
- Persuading the Reader
- The Many Contexts of Communicating Technical Information
- Ethics and Technical Communication
- The Basics of Technical Communication
- Career Documents
- Business Communications
- Designing Documents
- Composing Business Reports and Proposals
- Writing Technical Instructions
- Project Management
- Appendices
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