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The document outlines the ABCs of technical writing, which includes accuracy, brevity, confidence, and other principles for effective technical communication. It then lists and defines common types of technical writing products such as technical reports, feasibility reports, instruction manuals, proposals, and various letters. The products of technical writing provide useful information through formats like reports, manuals, proposals, and correspondence.
The document outlines the ABCs of technical writing, which includes accuracy, brevity, confidence, and other principles for effective technical communication. It then lists and defines common types of technical writing products such as technical reports, feasibility reports, instruction manuals, proposals, and various letters. The products of technical writing provide useful information through formats like reports, manuals, proposals, and correspondence.
The document outlines the ABCs of technical writing, which includes accuracy, brevity, confidence, and other principles for effective technical communication. It then lists and defines common types of technical writing products such as technical reports, feasibility reports, instruction manuals, proposals, and various letters. The products of technical writing provide useful information through formats like reports, manuals, proposals, and correspondence.
BREVITY Direct to the point; Conciseness CONFIDENCE Being decisive in communicating DIGNITY Courtesy to readers as professional FACILITY Devices used by the writer to make the report easy to understand EMPHASIS Knowing what is important to the reader HONESTY Citing sources ILLUSTRATION Charts, graphs, diagrams JUDGEMENT Qualify data and information gathered KNOWLEDGE Collection of data and information LOGIC Process of qualification MECHANICAL NEATNESS General Appearance of the report NORMAL PROCEDURE Conformity to general standard OBJECTIVITY Writer consider himself as another person PLANNING Gives purpose and direction to the process QUALIFICATION Evaluate ideas to be included REVISION Check statements, spelling, punctuation etc. STRAIGHT SENTENCE Vary sentence structure and use of transitional device THOROUGHNESS Substance of report UNITY Coherence of ideas VIEWPOINT Perspective in Writing WORD CHOICE Avoid words difficult to understand ZEST Write things that are invigorating Products of Technical Writing
Technical Report Provides useful information about a complete program of work
Contract Formal Agreement between two parties Feasibility Report Proposed project or plan intended to make reader realize that the undertaking is beneficial and attainable Brochure Pamphlet or printed material that aims to persuade reader to take action on companys services Abstract Summarized form of a long piece of writing Instructional Manual Contains directions for work procedure or use of technical equipment Proposal Suggestions of actions usually involving change or performance Progress Report Contains account of what has been accomplished on a project Policy A plan of action adopted or preserved by an individual or agency Article for Technical Journal A technical paper containing abstract, intro, discussion, and summary aimed to be published in a journal Memorandum Internal written communication aimed at disseminating information Monograph Thorough textbook that requires full illustration and documentation Graphic Aids Pictures, Graphs, Diagrams in a report Specification Detailed information about performance courses, materials for construction, theory of operations and sample calculations Printed Action Memo Prepared form that requires only a checkmark in an appropriate square to indicate check mark Survey Report Thorough study of any subject. Subjects could include public opinions, labor policies, and potential market products Trip Report An account of professional or business trip Laboratory Report A record of procedures and results of a laboratory test. Technical Paper A research paper usually about a theory or new development written for professional journal or magazine Business Letters a. Sales b. Order c. Reply d. Apology e. Application f. Complaint g. Confirmation h. Retrenchment i. Resignation j. Retrenchment k. Recommendation