| Description |
pages cm |
| Contents |
Ch. 1. Introduction to Technical Writing -- Ch. 2. Problem Solving in Workplace Writing -- Ch. 3. Solving the Information Problem -- Ch. 4. Solving the Persuasion Problem -- Ch. 5. Solving the Ethics Problem -- Ch. 6. Communicating Electronically -- Ch. 7. The Problem-Solving Process Illustrated -- Ch. 8. Gathering Information -- Ch. 9. Recording and Reviewing Research Findings -- Ch. 10. Documenting Research Findings -- Ch. 11. Summarizing Information --Ch. 12. Organizing for Readers -- Ch. 13. Revising for Readable Style -- Ch. 14. Designing Visuals -- Ch. 15. Designing Pages and Documents -- Ch. 16. Adding Document Supplements -- Ch. 17. Definitions -- Ch. 18. Descriptions and Specifications -- Ch. 19. Procedures and Processes -- Ch. 20. Letters and Employment Correspondence -- Ch. 21. Memos and Short Reports --Ch. 22. Proposals -- Ch. 23. Analytical Reports -- Ch. 24. Oral Presentations -- Appendix. Review of Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics |
| Summary |
Technical Writing helps people in any specialty respond to the demands of workplace communication by analyzing a writing situation in all its interpersonal, ethical, legal, and cultural dimensions. Lannon applies rhetorical principles to an array of assignments, from brief memos and summaries to formal reports and proposals |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Technical writing.
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| LC no. |
96019525 |
| ISBN |
0673524728 |
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