Introduction to Technical Writing
Technical Writing is not a grammar class but an applied writing course in which you will learn to: write clearly, concisely, and accurately for intended readers; apply good writing skills to technical documents; write various technical documents common in business and industry; write as a member of a team; and use word processing, electronic mail, and graphics software applications on a personal computer.
Lippincott, Gail. University of North Texas (2003). Academic>Courses>Undergraduate>Technical Writing
Web Spinning: Developing Information Architecture and Content for the Web
This course will help you understand the process for developing the architecture and writing the content for informational websites. Proceeding from a rhetorical standpoint that emphasizes audience, purpose, and context, you will investigate and apply recent audience research, proven usability principles, and traditional design guidelines to critique as well as to design effective websites.
Lippincott, Gail. University of North Texas (2003). Academic>Courses>Information Design>Web Design
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