Technical Writing:
Please click on the 3 active Sample Lessons below. The silver links on this page have been deactivated for the purpose of this demo. Section 1: Drafting Definitions
an Introduction L2: Parenthetical and Sentence Definitions L3: Extended Definitions Section 2: Drafting Descriptions
L5: Steps One and Two L6: Steps Three and Four Section 3: Describing a Process
L8: Subject and Audience / Writing the Introduction L9: The Body L10: The Conclusion Section 4: Revising for Coherence and
L12: Revising Sentences for Effectiveness, 1 L13: Revising Sentences for Effectiveness, 2 Section 5: Writing the Proposal
L15: External Proposals L16: Structure of Proposals, 1 L17: Structure of Proposals, 2 Section 6: Drafting the Front and Back Matter Note: Sections 6 and 7 both address The Formal Report, which is a substantial document; therefore, the two lessons should be worked on as one project.
L19: Front Matter, Letter of Transmittal L20: Front Matter, Cover and Title Page L21: Front Matter, The Abstract L22: Front Matter, Table of Contents and List of Illustrations L23: Back Matter Section 7: Writing the Formal Report
L25: Preparing Formal Reports, 1 L26: Preparing Formal Reports, 2 L27: The Body, 1 L28: The Body, 2 |
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