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This document discusses technical descriptions. It identifies the purpose of technical descriptions as providing additional details to help readers visualize what is being described, beyond just a definition. There are two main types of technical descriptions: product descriptions, which describe what an item is like, and process descriptions, which describe how something works. Elements of a good technical description include a clear and limiting title, appropriate level of detail for the audience, illustrative visuals, and an appropriate sequence such as spatial, functional, or chronological. The document also provides tips for writing objectively with precise photographic language.
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CHAPTER 11: TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND SPECIFICATIONS
Write a professional memo that either:
1. Provides a clear description for a specific technical term from your field to a general, non-expert audience
OR
2. Argues for the implementation of a specific process or device in regard to some technical aspect of your field.
Make sure that your memo is properly researched and includes sources where appropriate.
800 words
http://www.radiolab.org/story/177199-mutant-rights/
Basic Features of Technical Descriptions
Title specific to the subject being described
Introduction with a definition and overall description of the subject
Introductory moves set a context for the body.
Main moves: Introduction--Definition of Subject--Purpose Statement--Main Point--Importance of Subject--Overall Description--List of Major Parts
Body paragraphs that partition the subject into its features, functions, or stages
Main moves: Definition and Purpose of Part--Minor Part--Minor Part--Minor Part
Graphics that illustrate the subject and its parts
Conclusion, if needed, that describes the subject in operation
The conclusion shows the subject working or in action.
Make a plan and do research
Define the Rhetorical Situation
Do Background Research: You should know as much as possible about your subject.
Describe the Context: Particularly, the context of your subject.
Create or Locate Graphics: Collect graphics that illustrate your subject, or create them yourself.
Partition your subject
Divide your subject into its features, functions, or its stages of a process:
by features—You might separately describe the subject’s parts or features.
For example, a description of a computer might describe it part by part, partitioning it into a monitor, keyboard, external hard drives, and a central processing unit (CPU).
by functions—You might note how the subject’s different parts function.
A description of the International Space Station, for example, might partition it function by function into research, power generation, infrastructure, habitation, and docking sections.
by stages of its process—You might break down the subject chronologically by showing how it works.
A description of Hodgkin’s disease, for example, might walk readers step by step through detection, diagnosis, staging, and remission stages.
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Logical (or mind) mapping
Pull up https://bubbl.us
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2. Write down the two to five major parts in the space around it.
3. Circle each major part.
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Organize and draft your technical description
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Write a professional memo that either:
1. Provides a clear description for a specific technical term from your field to a general, non-expert audience
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Make sure that your memo is properly researched and includes sources where appropriate.
800 words
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Title specific to the subject being described
Introduction with a definition and overall description of the subject
Introductory moves set a context for the body.
Main moves: Introduction--Definition of Subject--Purpose Statement--Main Point--Importance of Subject--Overall Description--List of Major Parts
Body paragraphs that partition the subject into its features, functions, or stages
Main moves: Definition and Purpose of Part--Minor Part--Minor Part--Minor Part
Graphics that illustrate the subject and its parts
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The conclusion shows the subject working or in action.
Make a plan and do research
Define the Rhetorical Situation
Do Background Research: You should know as much as possible about your subject.
Describe the Context: Particularly, the context of your subject.
Create or Locate Graphics: Collect graphics that illustrate your subject, or create them yourself.
Partition your subject
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by features—You might separately describe the subject’s parts or features.
For example, a description of a computer might describe it part by part, partitioning it into a monitor, keyboard, external hard drives, and a central processing unit (CPU).
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by stages of its process—You might break down the subject chronologically by showing how it works.
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Technical description ETC
- 2. OBJECTIVES By the end of this lesson, you should be able to: Identify the purpose of technical descriptions Recognize the two main types of description Identify the elements of a good technical description Identify ways of being objective
- 4. Like definitions, descriptions answer the question ‘what is it?’ but give additional information to help readers visualize what’s being described. shape materials function operation ? size
- 6. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Describes what the item is like.
- 7. For people who want to use…
- 8. PROCESS DESCRIPTION Describes how something works.
- 9. For people who want to know how…
- 10. Elements of a GOOD DESCRIPTION
- 12. The title should promise exactly what the description will deliver.
- 13. How BMW’s Anti-Lock Braking System Works. BMW- Safety First! l l
- 15. Give enough detail to convey a clear picture but don’t burden the reader with unnecessary information.
- 16. You need to identify: • your audience • their reason for using the description
- 19. U s e d r a w i n g s , d i a g r a m s a n d photographs with captions and labels that help users understand what they are looking at.
- 20. Avoid verbal and visual clutter.
- 22. SPATIAL what it looks like
- 23. • Used when we want readers to visualize a static item. • A part of all physical descriptions. 1. 2. 4. 5. 3.
- 25. 3. 2. 4. 1. • Used in describing a mechanism/ device in action. • Reflects the order in which the parts function.
- 26. CHRONOLOGICAL the time at which things happen
- 27. 1. 3. 2. 4. 5. • Used to describe a process • Also used to describe an item when it needs to be visualized in the order in which its parts are assembled.
- 30. help the reader visualize the item being described
- 31. BE PRECISE
- 32. Use high information words that enable readers to picture the item.
- 33. •use exact measurements. •specify locations and positions with words like ‘above’, ‘behind’ and ‘adjacent’, ‘horizontal’ and ‘parallel’ •Use correct names
- 34. The volume controls are conveniently placed. The two volume controls are located on the left hand side of the handset approximately 28 mm from the top. The two buttons are horizontally aligned, parallel with the ‘silent’ switch. l l
- 35. SUMMARY the purpose of technical descriptions two types of technical description; product and process elements of a good description how to be objective
- 36. END OF LESSON