GED 355
Technical Writing (Humanities/Fine Arts)
Online Course
GED 355 Technical Writing (Humanities/Fine Arts)
3 Semester Units
Technical Writing involves analyzing, designing, and producing clear, effective documents in professional settings. This course develops students’ ability to communicate complex information through well-structured, audience-centered writing. Students will examine the organization and style of technical documents, apply principles of clarity and usability, and address ethical and legal considerations.
Course Objectives:
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Differentiate technical writing from other forms of communication based on audience, purpose, and structure.
- Apply principles of clarity, organization, and audience awareness in technical writing tasks.
- Develop technical documents using appropriate structure, style, and audience considerations.
- Examine persuasive strategies effectively in written technical documents.
- Analyze ethical and legal considerations in the production of technical documents.
- Demonstrate proficiency in professional and academic technical writing.
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