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Matthew Sterner-Neely – ProQuest LLC, 2021
At Ciudad Community College (pseudonym) and across the Colorado Community College System, the course competencies for Technical Writing I (ENG 131) have more than tripled to accommodate ENG 131 as a guaranteed transfer course equivalent to ENG 121: English Composition I. Unfortunately, this has had the effect of increasing the workload for…
Descriptors: Community College Students, Technical Writing, Writing (Composition), Authentic Learning
Tebeaux, Elizabeth – ABCA Bulletin, 1978
Although role-playing is an effective way to create the atmosphere of "real" business situations, technical writing teachers should continue to concentrate primarily on student writing problems and the development of such composition skills as brevity and audience awareness. (RL)
Descriptors: Business Communication, Course Objectives, Efficiency, Higher Education
Collins, Sarah H.; Tuttle, Frederick B., Jr. – 1979
The intent of this book is to acquaint teachers with the realistic situations and composing processes that they can use when teaching business, report, and scientific writing. An introductory chapter provides a working definition of technical writing that reflects such essential writing components as recording the experience and having an…
Descriptors: Assignments, Business English, Course Content, Course Objectives
Mitchell, Ruth – 1980
The justification for including a year-long course in practical writing and editing in a research-oriented university's writing program and a description of that course are presented in this paper. Discussed are the responses to four questions: What is practical or survival writing? How much is there of it? What can a university gain from teaching…
Descriptors: Career Education, Consultants, Course Content, Course Descriptions
Kapitanoff, Lorraine T. – 1962
A course in technical Russian is shown to differ from the usual language course in aims (translation, not oral skills), rate, caliber and motivation of student, demands on the background of the teacher, and material used. A sample outline of class procedure is included. (GK)
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives, Grammar Translation Method