This document discusses technical writing and management skills. It defines technical writing as writing that provides direction, instruction or explanation about a particular subject. It also describes the responsibilities of a technical writer, which include designing documents like proposals, reports, newsletters and more. The document outlines the key sections of a technical report, including the title page, abstract, introduction, background, discussion, conclusion and recommendations. It also compares technical reports to simple reports and provides tips for effective technical writing and report writing. Finally, it defines management skills as including technical, human and conceptual skills that allow managers to perform tasks, work with people, and conceptualize complex organizational situations.
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The technical writing is associated with process, system and contrary to the non-technical documents it emphasizes on accuracy rather than style. Thus it becomes necessary that in order to develop a good technical writing the content should be accurate, concise, clear, well-planned. In addition the spellings, grammatical errors should also be considered significant while preparing the document. The present article helps the USA, the UK, Europe and the Australian students pursuing their engineering dissertation writing, which is usually considered to be challenging. Tutors India offers UK dissertation in various Domains.
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It Guides how to write a report and write strategies to bring up a useful format . It included the basic meaning structure and types of report writing.
Conventions that you should follow while writing engineering dissertation tu...Tutors India
The technical writing is associated with process, system and contrary to the non-technical documents it emphasizes on accuracy rather than style. Thus it becomes necessary that in order to develop a good technical writing the content should be accurate, concise, clear, well-planned. In addition the spellings, grammatical errors should also be considered significant while preparing the document. The present article helps the USA, the UK, Europe and the Australian students pursuing their engineering dissertation writing, which is usually considered to be challenging. Tutors India offers UK dissertation in various Domains.
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2. TECHNICAL WRITING
• Technical writing is a type of writing where the author is writing about a particular
subject that requires direction, instruction, or explanation
• The information is organaized ,presented and communicated in a specific formate
• Thecnical writing is the presentation of information that helps the reader solve a
particular problem
3. TECHNICAL WRITER
• Technical writer design and/or edit
proposals ,
web pages
Lab reports
Newsletters
Resumes
Brochures
And many other kinds of professional docoments
4. TECHNICAL WRITER RESPONSIBILITIES
As a professional technical writer, an employee at a company, or a consumer, you can
expect to write the following types of correspondence for the following reasons (and
many more):
Documentation and e-mail – to set meeting agendas and to ask and answer
questions
Letters - to sell, complain, hire, fire, ask and answer questions, and explain the
contents of attachments
Reports – to report on job-related travel or incidents, to study options and
recommend actions, to report on the progress of ongoing projects, and to document
meeting minutes
5. TECHNICAL V/S SIMPLE REPORT
• The main difference between the technical report and a simple report
Technical reports are suppose to be technical mean you have to be focusing on every
fact and every particular detail
Technical reports have some technicality that should be using the format or
language
that should be understood by the people of particular field of knoledge
Simple reports are the reports that can be understood by everyone
6. TYPES OF REPORTS
proposals
Progress reports
Tour reports
Investigation reports etc.
7. IMPORTANT NOTE
• The reader of the report are knowledgeable people. They will search for the evidence
that you have included as the material in your report
• Therefor try to give information clearly and concisely
9. TITLE PAGE
• Information include on title page
Name of the writer
The title of the project
Date
Choose effective title
The title should be related to your information
10. ABSTRACT OR SUMMERY
abstract/summary summarizes the report (presented in 100-200 words)
Hint: summarize each component in one sentence. Emphasize the objective and
result. (avoid to copy paragraphs from the report)
Abstract should be precise and specific.
11. INTRODUCTION
The introduction of a technical report identifies the subject, purpose (objective) and
the plan of development
State the subject clearly and concisely (usually in one sentence called as thesis or
purpose sentence)
Give; background information, Define the terms used in stating the subject provide
the background theory or history.
12. BACKGROUND
This section is included in the report if the introduction requires a large amount of
information.
It includes: • Review of previous research
13. DISCUSSION
It is the most important part of a report
It can be presented in many forms and can have many subheadings.
Basic components
Method
Findings
Evaluation or analysis
15. HOW TO MAKE EFFECTIVE TECHNICAL
REPORT
Accuracy: (The importance of correct grammar)
Clarity: ( understandable , avoid unclear words)
Conciseness: (Limit paragraph, word, and sentence length , avoid redundancy )
Good writing styles
16. WHAT MAKE A REPORT INEFFECTIVE
Poor spellings and grammar
Unclear(hard to understand)
Stresses problem , not solution
Inappropriate language
17. WHAT IS MANAGEMENT SKILLS
managerial skills are the knowledge and ability of the individuals in a managerial
position to fulfil some specific management activities or tasks.
In any organization when a management is set so on the basic level the three skills
are very important
1. Technical skill
2. Human skill
3. Conceptual skill
18. .CONTINUE
• Technical Skills:
Technical Skills are the job specific knowledge and techniques needed to proficiently
perform tasks.
• Human Skills:
Which involve the ability to work well with other people both individually and in a
group. These skills are very important because all managers deal with people.
• Conceptual skill
this skill are the skills manager use to think and to conceptualize about complex
situation
Using these skills, manager see the organization as whole