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En g ineerin g Solutions ... providing technical consulting services to supplement and support your internal resources E ngineering Solutions can meet your needs for specialized skills or additional capacity on short-term projects. You are at the Industrial Services Home Page Industrial Services Project Management Mechanical Engineering Independent Design Reviews Technical Writing Compliance Coordination Web Site Design Client List I ndustrial S ervices Engineering Solutions has been in business since 1993. Our initial efforts concentrated on identifying and providing supplemental technical services to industrial markets. Our extensive client list and the repeat business indicate we have been successful in satisfying their temporary needs. Engineering Solutions provides supplementary support when organizations find limits on their internal resources, or when specialized skills are not available internally. We have been particularly effective helping small companies during short-term, high visibility development periods. Our Industrial Services link provides specific details about the services we provide.

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document.isTrellix = 1; web hosting domain names photo sharing Resume J. Barry Eckert Welcome to my website! This site is to introduce myself to prospective employers, and to give them some idea of how I can benefit their company. I am a native of Birmingham, the largest city in Alabama. After a number of years of avid interest in computers, I decided to pursue a career in the IT industry. After all, do what you love and a job becomes more than just a paycheck, right? For a little over a year, I have been working in technical support positions. This has been an enjoyable occupation for me, since it combines my computer avocation with an opportunity to be of help to people. It has been very gratifying to talk to people from all over the U.S., of varying technical ability, and assist them in resolving their problems. My current interests are to move to technical writing, and perhaps at a later time to pursue a network administrator career path. Technical writing is interesting to me for several reasons. First of all, I simply enjoy language. It is also offers a somewhat more detail-oriented, precise approach than the ad hoc nature of tech support. Finally, in my experience, much of the documentation produced for computer software either fails to give enough information or it is simply unreadable. Seldom does a user manual strike a balance between these two problems. I want to apply the skills I have to help produce accurate, complete, and understandable documentation in order to benefit both the company and the user.

43. Technical Writing Third person voice is preferred for technical writing. Describe the work butleave yourself VL Young and KJ Sampson, Guidelines for technical writing, http://webche.ent.ohiou.edu/~valy/techwrite.html

Guidelines for Technical Writing by V.L. Young and K.J. Sampson Introduction Reader Style Plagiarism ... Lab Reports Introduction (Return to top) Please refer to this page anytime you have to write for a technical course. The rules here apply to all classes in the Chemical Engineering Department at Ohio University. Most of them will apply in "the real world", too, although your employer may have some specific format requirements. For more help and practice, visit: Writing Guidelines for Engineering and Science Students University of Toronto Engineering Writing Centre Purdue University Writing Lab Style (Return to top) Third person voice is preferred for technical writing. Describe the work but leave yourself out. Avoid using "we" or "I". Your reader is motivated by a need to understand the information in your report. Your reader will be suspicious if it appears you are trying to sell something. Be as specific and simple as possible. Use simple sentence construction. Identify nouns with specific names. Take advantage of labels on equipment diagrams. Define terms which may be unfamiliar to your reader, or leave them out.

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45. OWL At Purdue University: Writing A Report: General Guidelines For Technical Wri This is a workshop on writing technical reports. It covers getting started,understanding report sections, and general technical writing guidelines. http://owl.english.purdue.edu/workshops/hypertext/reportW/generalguidelines.html

Please select a page. OWL Home Page Writing Lab and OWL Info Handouts and Materials Workshops and Presentations Internet Resources owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... Understanding the Sections of Your Report General Technical Writing Guidelines Jargon Defining your terms Writing numbers ... Works Cited General Technical Writing Guidelines Technical writing has earned the reputation of being dense, difficult to read, and at times, incoherent. Jargon is responsible for some of the difficulty that readers have, but difficulty in reading can also happen when writing does not conform to standard rules of grammar for written English. Some types of errors are more common than others in technical writing. One of the most common complaints of scientific writing is that it is not clear. Read and apply some strategies for improving sentence clarity to write more clearly for your audience. This is possibly the most important step you can take in making sure that others will understand your writing. Mechanical errors can also cause readers to be confused, and it is especially important to pay attention to mechanical rules when submitting a paper for publication. Some of the most important things for technical writers to pay attention to are:

46. Internet Resources: Genres Of Writing Those interested in technical writing might want to visit the Society for Technical technical writing Help offers some good tips for technical writing. http://owl.english.purdue.edu/internet/resources/genre.html

Main Indexes OWL Home Page Writing Lab and OWL Info Handouts and Materials Workshops and Presentations Internet Resources owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... internet resources Genres of Writing Need help citing Internet resources? We have an entire page devoted to citing electronic sources in various formats. Click on any of the links below to navigate the page. Business and Technical Writing Creative Writing and Non-Academic Writing Writing in Grade School through High School Writing in Special Fields ... Abstracts and Proposals Business and Technical Writing Business Letter Writing offers clear and easy tips and examples for writing effective business letters. Business Plan Help offers concise advice and examples for writing business plans. The Editorial Eye Internet site offers samples of their advice for writers, editors, and other communications specialists. Be sure to check out their index! They have some good short essays and reviews. Letter Rep offers free sample letters in a variety of categories, including business letters, cover letters, application letters, and other kinds of writing.

47. Technical Writing Tutorial SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION TO technical writing. What and Why. technical writing isused to report information. This is different from creative and other types http://psdam.mit.edu/rise/tutorials/writing/technical-writing.html

HOME Administrative Contact Goals RISE Topics Resources Schedules Tutorials Students Hand outs ... General Research Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Presentations Misc. Download Icons Sponsors Links Technical writing tutorial Purpose: To learn how to communicate technical information in writing. Importance: The main modes of communication are written, verbal, and visual. As a scientist or engineer, you will want to share your work. This is commonly done through thesis, journal papers, and books. This type of writing has a different purpose than creative story telling or other types of writing you may have done. There are rules, standards, and formats which are commonly used. You should know these before you embark on publishing your work. Location: DerTorossian Computing Facility (Room 3-462) on the 4th floor of building 3 Goals: After this activity, you will be able to: Structure a technical paper Properly integrate charts and plots into a technical paper Properly integrate figures into your technical papers Properly integrate equations into your technical paper Software: Word processing, we will use Microsoft Word

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Norwich Clinical Research Associates Ltd. - Contract Research Organization (CRO) Norwich Clinical Research Associates Ltd. is a full service contract research organization (CRO) providing clinical research, technical writing and expert medical advice to the pharmaceutical, medical device, nutraceutical and related industries. We are THE contract research organization with a proven record of experience and efficiency, our solutions will work for you, whether conducting parts of or whole projects for your product’s development. Norwich Clinical Research Associates Ltd. Welcomes You Keep up to date with industry news, with our regularly updated articles. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Last updated 3/24/05

49. Writers And Editors Technical writers develop technical materials, such as equipment manuals, Increasingly, technical writing requires a degree in, or some knowledge about, http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos089.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Writers and Editors Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Most jobs in this occupation require a college degree in communications, journalism, or English, although a degree in a technical subject may be useful for technical-writing positions. The outlook for most writing and editing jobs is expected to be competitive, because many people with writing or journalism training are attracted to the occupation. Online publications and services are growing in number and sophistication, spurring the demand for writers and editors, especially those with Web experience. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Communicating through the written word, writers and editors generally fall into one of three categories. Writers and authors develop original fiction and nonfiction for books, magazines, trade journals, online publications, company newsletters, radio and television broadcasts, motion pictures, and advertisements. (

50. Knabe Design: Home Information architecture, interaction design, technical writing, user centered design, and usability evaluation. Located in Pennsylvania, USA. http://www.knabedesign.com

Designing the User Experience Hello, I'm Kevin Knabe (pronounced ka-nob), and here is some of my work. Goal-Oriented Navigation Design How to build navigation around the things that matter most: your users' goals. From , STC, Philadelphia Metro Chapter, April 2001 Designing Apple Help A case study of Apple's minimalist HTML help system for the Mac OS. From User-Centered Design in a Nutshell A concise summary of the design process. My Portfolio Been there. Done that. Got the t-shirt. E-mail me at: kevin@knabedesign.com

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52. MadDocs Offers technical writing, editing, project management, and translation services (GermanEnglish and English-German). http://gaushaus.tripod.com/

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53. Some Advice On Writing A Technical Report Although technical writing is a crucial part of writing TRs, this document isnot a tutorial in effective technical writing. Several sources of information http://www.csee.umbc.edu/~sherman/Courses/documents/TR_how_to.html

Some Advice on Writing a Technical Report Alan T. Sherman DRAFT: April 27, 1996 The Technical Report (TR) is a common written form through which computer scientist communicate their findings. Each TR should have a focused topic that is developed logically along some clearly identified perspective. The major components of a TR are title, author information, date, keywords, informative abstract, body, acknowledgments, references, and appendices. Typically, the body is organized into four sections: motivation, methods, results, and discussion. This document offers advice and specifications for writing TRs. Overview Communicating results is a crucial aspect of doing research. Through such communication other people can learn about and benefit from the findings. Often such communication includes a written document known as a Technical Report (TR) . The successful researcher must master this important written form. A TR should explain what you did, why you did it, what you discovered, and what is significant of your findings. The report should identify clearly what is novel about your work, and how it relates to prior knowledge. There should be a focused topic, and an attitude about this topic. The topic should be developed according to the attitude in a thorough, logical, and orderly fashion. Throughout, the author should be helpful to the reader. The report should include the following components: descriptive title, author name and affiliation, date, informative abstract, list of keywords, body, acknowledgments, and list of references. Additional separate appendices, where appropriate, may also be included. The standard four-part outline for the body of a technical report is motivation, methods, results, and discussion.

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56. Lantastik Consulting, Inc Offers technical writing services for topics including palm pilots, laptops, windows 2000, windows NT, windows 95, users and technicians. http://home.netcom.com/~pperlo/

Welcome to Lantastik Consulting Hello!!! My name is Patricia Perlo. I am a self-employed technical writer and Lantastik Consulting, Inc. is my corporation. I specialize in documentation for IT environments and cover every phase of documentation production from template design, writing, distribution, and security. I spent a year at New York University studying networking technology. I have extensive coursework in graphic arts, print production, and web tools at both the New School University and the School of Visual Arts. Over the past two years, I have become interested in wireless technology, the evolving 802.11 standards and Bluetooth. I have a broad range of technical writing experience covering server, workstation, and laptop build instructions for large scale corporate rollouts and accompanying user documentation. In addition to Novell and Microsoft Operating systems, my background includes UNIX, Solaris, Mainframe Operations Procedures, Telecommunications, patch and update instructions and proprietary software. For one of my clients, I wrote and taught two in-house course on Basic Networking and Windows 95. I am a technicians technical writer because part of my career involved high level desktop support, building workstations and servers, and computer training. I received my BA from New York University and an MA from Columbia University Teachers College. A partial list of my clients include: JPMorgan/Chase, Deutchebank, Societe Generale, White and Case, LLP, and Finlay Fine Jewelers.

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58. Diploma In Technical Writing Learn how to become a technical writer. Study where and when you want, supportedby your own tutor. http://www.inst.org/tech/

The Institute of Technical Writing Diploma in Technical Writing Welcome Letter Prospectus Register on the course Getting work Free Brochure Send for a free prospectus on the technical writing course. Just enter your details. E-Mail Address First Name Welcome to the Institute of Technical Writing. Here we can help you develop a new career as a technical writer. To learn more, click on the links on the left. Become a Technical Writer If you'd like to become a technical writer, our technical writing course is ideal. You don't have to be a technical expert. You simply need a reasonable command of English, an enquiring mind, and an interest in technical matters. Our course will teach you the rest, including all the details of technical writing. The Institute's graduates work in many fields - engineering, computing, manufacturing, consultancy and teaching. And many of them are now freelance technical writers. About the course Our technical writing course explains how to assemble the information, how to write clearly, and how to present the information.

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60. Careers In Technical Writing: Advising English Majors This paper provides the necessary background on the technical writing field Like teaching, technical writing may involve a wide range of activities and, http://www.mla.org/ade/bulletin/N084/084030.htm

084 (FALL 1986): 30-34 To the Editor Search Table of Contents Previous Article ... Next Article No Works Cited CAREERS IN TECHNICAL WRITING: ADVISING ENGLISH MAJORS Rose Norman New York Times What Is a Technical Writer? Describing what technical writers do is rather like trying to explain what teachers do, except that most people are generally familiar with teachers, while relatively few have ever met a technical writer. Like teaching, technical writing may involve a wide range of activities and, at the same time, may lead to a high degree of specialization. The federal Occupational Outlook Handbook Technical writers put scientific and technical information into readily understandable language. They prepare manuals, catalogs, parts lists, and instructional materials used by sales representatives to sell machinery or scientific equipment and by technicians to install, maintain, and service it. (159) A more detailed guide to the world of technical communication is Opportunities in Technical Communications Career Opportunity Update Job Opportunities While technical writing is not a new profession, the

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