Includes bibliographical references.

Chapter 1: Review on the Structure of English -- Lesson 1: Run-ons and Fragments -- Lesson 2: Subject-Verb Agreement and Sentence Structure -- Lesson 3: Parallelism and Misplaced Modifiers -- Chapter 2: Introduction to Technical Writing -- Lesson 1: Technical vs. Expository vs. Essay and Literary Writing -- Lesson 2: Five Components of Technical Writing -- Lesson 3: Traits of Technical Writing -- Lesson 4: The Technical Writing Process -- Chapter 3: Technical Writing Assignments -- Lesson 1: Business Letters and memo -- Lesson 2: E-mail, Web Pages and Powerpoint -- Lesson 3: Brochures or Fliers

This book offers a lucid guide to technical writing. Technical writing aims to make information understandable to make business more productive. It is concerned about a particular subject that required direction, instruction, or explanation, which has a distinct style from that of expository writing. This book is designed as a worktext with various activities as an application from the input. The first Chapters gives a review of English structures as it is an important element in an effective writing output. The succeeding Chapters discuss the essentials of technical writing and every lesson has a required application activity.