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Spring Into Technical Writing for Engineers and Scientists
Spring Into Technical Writing for Engineers and Scientists
Author: Rosenberg, Barry J.
Edition/Copyright: 2005
ISBN: 0-13-149863-0
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Longman, Inc.
Type: Paperback
New Print:  $49.99 Used Print:  $37.50
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  Summary

The fastest way for professionals to master technical writing!

You�re a technical professional, perhaps a programmer, engineer, or scientist. You are not a professional writer, but writing is part of your job (specs, manuals, proposals, lab reports, technical presentations, Web content, data sheets, and so on).

Welcome. This book is for you. It�s all you need to clearly communicate technical ideas to any audience�technical or nontechnical�and motivate them to act.

Barry J. Rosenberg organizes every facet of effective technical writing into more than 175 short, concise, fast-paced tutorials. You�ll find loads of examples (what to do and what not to do) plus start-to-finish instructions for writing exactly the kinds of documents you need to create.

Need specific solutions? This book�s bite-size, visual, high-efficiency format delivers them instantly. Dig in, get started, and get results!

  • Make all your documents and presentations clearer, more concise, and more compelling
  • Understand your audience, and target your content appropriately
  • Learn how to write for an international audience
  • Use active voice to communicate with confidence and authority
  • Produce effective lists, tables, and graphics
  • Create useful examples
  • Write effective manuals and release notes
  • Implement solid technical Web sites
  • Develop winning research, business, and book proposals
  • Create and present compelling PowerPoint presentations
  • Write e-mails that don�t ignite flame wars
  • Learn how to integrate documentation development into best engineering practices
 
  Table of Contents
Planning to write p. 1
The quest p. 3
Audience p. 9
Documentation plans p. 21
Writing : general principles p. 29
Words p. 31
Sentences p. 45
Paragraphs and sections p. 55
Lists p. 63
Tables p. 73
Graphics p. 85
Professional secrets p. 111
Writing : specific kinds of documents p. 131
Manuals p. 133
Web sites p. 161
Proposals p. 181
Internal planning documents p. 201
Lab reports p. 215
PowerPoint presentations p. 227
E-mail p. 249
Editing and producing documents p. 257
Editing and the documentation process p. 259
Fonts and typography p. 271
Punctuation p. 283
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