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Communicating is what many technical professionals need to do most and want to do least. ... This new C&D column on technical communication is designed to help you do what you need to do - and maybe even enjoy it. We will focus on the communication problems engineers and scientists really face, and we will provide practical solutions. ... We will talk about tools of the trade, including what word processors and grammar checkers are best for scientific and technical material. ... Send me your communication problem and - if it is of general interest - we will try to come up with a solution. ... I will enlist my colleagues and acquaintances in publishing, public relations, technical writing, the graphic arts, advertising, and design, as wall as in science and engineering. We start with a concise recipe for writing a good article (often called a "paper") for a technical journal (which the IEEE calls a "transactions"). ... A technical paper will usually have four sections. ... However, the outline just presented is a good starting point for writing a technical paper. ... In technical writing, it is sometimes difficult to get the Fog Index below 10, but a Fog Index above 15 is a warning that your material will be very hard for a reader to follow. ... Many technical professionals change verb tense frequently between the future and present tense for no reason. ... In C&Ds next Technical Communication Column: " All you will ever need to know about grammatical mistakes and how to fix them. |
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