Expert writers and speakers must convey complex technical information to non-specialist audiences with different knowledges, skills, assumptions, and goals. Therefore, this course is meant to (1) introduce students to major approaches to technical communication and (2) help students in technical professions or professional fields prepare for the types of research, writing, and information presentation that they may do in their careers after graduation. Moreover, students will learn about the basic social implications of technical communication.
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