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Writing Style and Communication Skills for Undergraduate Engineers

by Katie C. Russell
Jeffrey Donnell
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Writing Style and Communication Skills for Undergraduate Engineers, Fifth Edition, addresses two primary questions of inexperienced technical writers: “How should my report be written?” and “How do I present my experimental work appropriately using figures, tables, equations and spreadsheets?” The first two sections address these questions. The third section, Writing to Land the Job, offers step-by-step guidance to students on how to successfully navigate the job search and application process, from resume writing to interviewing skills. The fourth section of this guide, Writing on the Job, speaks to the kinds of tasks students face when they make the transition from classroom reporting to workplace communication, where problems are often open-ended and audiences cannot be assumed to be engineering professionals.
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Publisher: College Publishing

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  • ISBN: 9781932780260
  • Release date: January 11, 2023

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  • ISBN: 9781932780260
  • File size: 50258 KB
  • Release date: January 11, 2023

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Engineering Nonfiction

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English

Writing Style and Communication Skills for Undergraduate Engineers, Fifth Edition, addresses two primary questions of inexperienced technical writers: “How should my report be written?” and “How do I present my experimental work appropriately using figures, tables, equations and spreadsheets?” The first two sections address these questions. The third section, Writing to Land the Job, offers step-by-step guidance to students on how to successfully navigate the job search and application process, from resume writing to interviewing skills. The fourth section of this guide, Writing on the Job, speaks to the kinds of tasks students face when they make the transition from classroom reporting to workplace communication, where problems are often open-ended and audiences cannot be assumed to be engineering professionals.
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Engineering Nonfiction