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Technical Description A product .A mechanism .A process .A site .An object .An idea/concept

Technical Descriptions A product description from a manufacturer .A specs from an engineer on a new product .A field note from a scientist/marketing analyst .An observation of a class by a teacher

Technical Descriptions Description of entire concept, mechanism .over view .shape, dimension, material, function, relationship .Description of individual components .detail .One complete operating cycle .Logical organization (spatial, chronological, functional) .Visual aids

Principles Governing TD Accuracy .Preciseness .Objectivity .Clarity

Process Natural process .Artificial process

Specification Specify, don’t explain .Make the spec. verifiable .Distinguish between performance and design specs. .Be complete, precise, concise

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