Writing For Results: An Introduction to Writing in the Real World of Science and Technology

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Copyright: 2014

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Writing for Results: An Introduction to Writing in the Real World of Science and Technology is a student-friendly text breaking down scientific, professional, and technical writing in two parts: Preparing to Write and Reasons for Writing.

Writing for Results: An Introduction to Writing in the Real World of Science and Technology:

  • features access to an online ancillary website complete with test bank.
  • assists informational writers to provide the information objectively and accurately, the only information the audience needs, and to present it in a form that makes it easily accessible.

The key to writing effective scientific, technical, and professional documents is all in understanding your audience and their needs, and the key to understanding your audience is the rhetorical situation.

Introduction: What is Scientific, Professional, and Technical Communication?

PART I – Preparing to Write

Chapter 1: Becoming a Purposeful Writer

Chapter 2: Choosing an Organizational Method

Chapter 3: Structuring Sentences Effectively

Chapter 4: Using Quotation Marks, Colons, and Apostrophes

Chapter 5: Writing Reader-Oriented Sentences

Chapter 6: Presenting Information Visually

PART II – Reasons for Writing

Chapter 7: Business Letters and E-Correspondence

Chapter 8: Process and Product Descriptions

Chapter 9: Writing Instructions

Chapter 10: Writing Lab Reports

Chapter 11: Writing Trip Reports

Index

Kathryn Raign
Heather Huggett

Writing for Results: An Introduction to Writing in the Real World of Science and Technology is a student-friendly text breaking down scientific, professional, and technical writing in two parts: Preparing to Write and Reasons for Writing.

Writing for Results: An Introduction to Writing in the Real World of Science and Technology:

  • features access to an online ancillary website complete with test bank.
  • assists informational writers to provide the information objectively and accurately, the only information the audience needs, and to present it in a form that makes it easily accessible.

The key to writing effective scientific, technical, and professional documents is all in understanding your audience and their needs, and the key to understanding your audience is the rhetorical situation.

Introduction: What is Scientific, Professional, and Technical Communication?

PART I – Preparing to Write

Chapter 1: Becoming a Purposeful Writer

Chapter 2: Choosing an Organizational Method

Chapter 3: Structuring Sentences Effectively

Chapter 4: Using Quotation Marks, Colons, and Apostrophes

Chapter 5: Writing Reader-Oriented Sentences

Chapter 6: Presenting Information Visually

PART II – Reasons for Writing

Chapter 7: Business Letters and E-Correspondence

Chapter 8: Process and Product Descriptions

Chapter 9: Writing Instructions

Chapter 10: Writing Lab Reports

Chapter 11: Writing Trip Reports

Index

Kathryn Raign
Heather Huggett