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Technical writing is important to communicate information effectively to a specific reader by determining the best sentence structure and conveying only the necessary and correct information clearly, concisely, and politely while maintaining proper formatting to establish trustworthiness. Technical writing is important for computer science majors to communicate complex technical concepts in a clear, organized, and reliable way.
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This document discusses the differences between skimming and scanning. Skimming involves quickly reading parts of a text like the title, subtitles, and first/last sentences of paragraphs to get the overall idea. Scanning is searching for specific information by quickly glancing over a text without reading every word. The key difference is that skimming is used to get the general idea while scanning looks for particular details. Both techniques can be used to speed read large amounts of material.
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- 2. Specific reader Specific the reader is important
- 3. Specific information Specific information the reader in need ？？？
- 4. Determination of sentence structure Determination of sentence structure to most effectively convey linduction Reason Conclusion
- 6. Do not let read Do not let read as much as possible the sentence for reader
- 8. Can be understand The contents can be understood by once reading
- 9. Tell Correctly To convey the correct information Correct!!
- 11. Short Information Convey in a short statement Say the main points.
- 13. Protect the format Get the trust by writing a sentence to protect the format
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