1. The writing must be aimed at an audience and it is to be treated as intelligent but uninformed.
2. Determine your exact aims. Pursue your aims and be guided by your outline.
3. Use precise and accurate words. The four C's are conciseness, clearness, coherence and completeness.
4. Find a way so that the report will effect an entry into the minds of the audience. In the principles of learning, ideas don't get captured in one setting. There must be another mentioning, another review.
5. The appearance of a report must be presentable.
the five basic techniques in technical writing are: 1. Definition 2. Classification 3. Partition 4. Description of mechanism 5. Description of processes
1. Writers should always have in mind a specific reader, real or imaginary, when writing their report and always assume that they are intelligent but uninformed. 2. They should decide on their exact purpose in writing. 3. They should use simple, concrete and familiar language. 4. They should check/review their writing from time to time. 5. They should make the paper as neat and as attractive as possible.
1. Definition 2. Description of a process 3. Description of a device or mechanism 4. Classification 5. Analysis 6. Synthesis
Definition - there is a need to define technical terms in reports which the readers are not familiar with. Classification - a systematic process of dividing a materials into kinds or classes. Partition - the analysis that divides a singular term into aspects, parts or steps. Mechanism - is an assembly of movable parts having one part fixed with respect to a frame of reference and designed to produce an effect. Process - consists of series of steps to be followed in getting something done.
An engineer with studies (3-5 years, depending on the country) in chemical engineering, graduate from a technical university.
the five basic techniques in technical writing are: 1. Definition 2. Classification 3. Partition 4. Description of mechanism 5. Description of processes
1. Writers should always have in mind a specific reader, real or imaginary, when writing their report and always assume that they are intelligent but uninformed. 2. They should decide on their exact purpose in writing. 3. They should use simple, concrete and familiar language. 4. They should check/review their writing from time to time. 5. They should make the paper as neat and as attractive as possible.
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1. Always have in mind a specific reader, real or imaginary, when writing a report; and alwaysassume that this reader is intelligent, but uninformed.2. Before you start to write, always decide what the exact purpose of your report is, and make sure that every paragraph, every sentence, every word, makes a clear contribution to that purpose, and makes it at the right time.3. Use language that is simple, concrete, and familiar.4. At the beginning and end of every section of your report check your writing according to this principles: "First you tell your readers what you are going to tell them, and then you tell them what have told them."5. Make your report attractive to look at.Here are additional 5 Tips on how to write a good capstone paper, since final exams are approaching and it will be about time for submission.
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Technical writing is simplifing complex task, suitation or tool in simple , consise, easy to understand form. Technical writing is an art to delivering technical information to technical or non-technical users in a simple and easy to understandable form. Technical Writing is done for a purpose. As I understand from your question you are a seaman and I will not be suprised if you will make a great carrer in Technical Writing been a seaman. As of now Technical writing has been restricted to Technology or basically software industry. So you will have a great career option by using your Technical Writing skills in feild of sailing. As far as I can think of ( off course my knowledge is very limited to sailing), you can do the following to start of in your present job through documentation: 1. Define and order standard processes to be followed. 2. Ensure critical processes are standardized. 3. Make a note on qualify acceptance and rejection metrics. 4. Detail operational necessities required during specific and excess environments. 5. Highlight, describe risk and solution need to be followed during extreme environmental situations. 6. Assembling complex parts or spares. 7. Coordinating different functionalities or departments. You need to make sure what ever documents or hand outs you design and develop it has to be very simple to understand (Technical and non technical persons ) and does not take much of time to figure out the possible answers. All the very best. Sriharsha Nadiger
5 duties of a technical writer
1. Definition 2. Description of a process 3. Description of a device or mechanism 4. Classification 5. Analysis 6. Synthesis