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1. Introduction

I. Introduction II. General Strategies for the Writing Process III. Visual Elements IV. Specific Applications V. Readability  Additional Materials

1. Introduction…

 General Strategies for the Writing Process 2. Generating Ideas 3. Identifying Audiences and Purposes 4. Constructing Arguments 5. Stating Problems 6. Drafting and Word Processing 7. Testing and Revising

 Visual Elements 8. Selecting Visual Elements 9. Creating Visual Elements

 Specific Applications 12. Basic Features of Reports 13. Memos, Short Informal Reports, and Progress Reports 14. Feasibility Reports 15. Long Reports 16. Proposals 18. Theses and Journal Articles 19. Oral Presentations

 Readability 21. Readability: General Principles 22. Writing Paragraphs 23. Using Parallelism 24. Maintaining Focus 25. Creating Flow between Sentences 26. Editing for Emphasis

 “Technical Communication” – Mike Markel  Writing Collaboratively  Creating Websites

 In a memo to your instructor, describe and evaluate one of the owner’s manual from  To what extent does it meet the measures of excellence discussed in this introduction? 2. In what ways does it fall short of these measures?  Submit a photocopy or printout of the manual you chose with your memo.