Tech Writing CHEN 489
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Students in the Technical Writing for Chemical Engineering course at Texas A&M University will learn how to write effectively for the workplace by writing different documents like memos, reports, and journal entries both individually and collaboratively. They will create an online professional portfolio. The instructor, Cindy Raisor, expects students to attend class regularly, participate in discussions, submit assignments on time according to instructions, and demonstrate professional behavior.
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- 1. Technical Writing for Chemical Engineering (CHEN 489) at Texas A&M University
- 2. What will students learn? How to write in the workplace, which means How to write appropriately in different rhetorical contexts How to edit your work for clarity, correctness, and conciseness How to use technology to collaborate AND create effective documents
- 3. What will students do? Create and revise (both independently and collaboratively) several documents that represent workplace writing: Memo proposal Professional journal entries: executive summaries, virtual identity evaluation, instructions, short report Online professional portfolio Collaborative evaluation report and formal presentation
- 4. Who is your instructor? Cindy Raisor, aka Marnie Mehler in SL c-raisor@tamu.edu Phone: 845-7506 Office: 214 JEB
- 5. What does your instructor expect from her students? Attend class regularly. Engage in discussions. Ask questions when you need clarity. Submit assignments on time and according to instructions. Demonstrate professional behavior in class and in all communication with your classmates and instructor. Contact her if you have questions.