Overview

A Writing Guide for IT Professionals is an indispensable tool for students in all computer and technical science disciplines. This writing and style guide differs from technical writing texts, with its focus on the field of IT and the unique challenges faced by IT students. Part I of this three-part text is designed to help the student develop his or her own individual writing process. Part II examines the rapidly changing world of Internet communications, with modules devoted to writing for the web and mastering email. Part III offers useful guidelines for preparing common IT documents. A concise, accessible, handbook with an abundance of useful information, A Writing Guide for IT Professionals is a must for all students enrolled in IT courses.

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9780195419979

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There are some good sections. I particularly liked those on 'Making your Writing Persuasive' and 'Mastering the Art of Email'. * British Computer Society Book Reviews *

There are some good sections. I particularly liked those on 'Making your Writing Persuasive' and 'Mastering the Art of Email'. British Computer Society Book Reviews

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Dawn Henwood is formerly Assistant Professor, Business Communications, in the School of Business Administration at Dalhousie University. Author of various scholarly articles in technical writing and literary studies, Dawn also has prior experience in the textbook market, having adapted a developmental English textbook, A Thousand Words, for ITP Nelson, for the Canadian market (2002). She also revised the workbook for The Bare Essentials (Nelson, 2002).

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