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Abstract
Technical writing is not limited in any way, shape or form to any specific field of inquiry, nor does it devote itself to any specific formats or specific styles. The paper shows that in today's highly specialized world of technology, one finds the term technical writing applied to every field of endeavor. At the same time some technical writers devote their entire careers to writing for a contemporaneous and very specific audience, while other devote their time to the far less specific audience of the general public. The paper shows that either avenue has many uses.

From the Paper
"Another article researched in the general area of Computer Technology is the interesting article written by Gary Conroy, a technical content writer for About.com. In the article, and in layman's terms, Conroy compares a new software product, "Trellix 2.0" to its competitors in the field. "Trellix 2.0" is basically a word processing software package intended for use by IT business users desiring better control over HTML content rather than coding and site control. His analysis of the product is clear, concise and conclusive as he makes his points economically worded."

Abstract
This paper describes the elements and process in writing a research paper. The author writes in the manner of teaching a method and ethics of academic writing.

Table of Contents
Choosing a Topic
Finding a Topic
Specific Topic
List of Topics
Random Topic
Gathering Data
Data Sources
Where to Find Data
How to use Data
Plagiarism
Define It

From the Paper
"The most important aspect of doing a research paper is choosing the topic. Sometimes the professor has already chosen the topic. Other times there may be a list of topics from which the student is free to choose. There also may be times that the research paper may be a topic exclusively of the students choosing. Once a topic is chosen it should be narrowed down, for example if the topic is "Education," the focus may be streamlined to "Elementary Education." It is important not to pick a subject that is too advanced for the writer and avoid subjects where data is not readily accessible."

Tags: plagiarism, topic, streamline, data, sources, gatherspelling, grammar, logical
Technical Writing in the Corporate Environment
A discussion on technical writing and its uses in an organization.
Comparison Essay # 114227 | 786 words (approx. 3.1 pages) | 3 sources | APA | 2009 |
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Abstract
This paper takes a look at the difference between technical writing and expository writing. The paper explains how expository and technical writing differs in terms of purpose, audience, tone and formatting. In addition, the paper investigates how technical writing is used in organizations and gives examples when technical documents would work better than expository articles.

From the Paper
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