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Technical Writing in the Digital Age

This course provides intensive study of principles and strategies in composing technical communications. It promotes sophisticated analysis of audience and develops nuanced rhetorical skills for crafting succinct, optimally readable documents in a variety of print and digital genres.

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Term	CRN	Class	Day and Time	Room
Fall 2023	...	ENGL 5106.01	Online ⚠️	-

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ENGL 5106 💻 Technical Writing in the Digital Age
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Prerequisite	Meet Program Admissions Requirements or Permission of Graduate Program Coordinator.
Description	The course provides intensive study of principles and strategies in composing technical communications. It promotes sophisticated analysis of audience and develops nuanced rhetorical skills for crafting succinct, optimally readable documents in a variety of print and digital genres.
Classroom Hours	Three (3) per week.
Credit Hours	Three (3) credits.
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English	ENGL 1101 ENGL 1102 ENGL 2111 ENGL 2112 ENGL 2122 ENGL 3700 ENGL 3900 ENGL 3999 ENGL 4430 ENGL 4482 ENGL 4500 ENGL 4700 ENGL 5106
Humanities / IDS	HUMN 1011 HUMN 2151 HUMN 2155 HUMN 3145 HUMN 3999 HUMN 4472 HUMN 4482 IDS 4070
NMAC	NMAC 3108 NMAC 3460 NMAC 3999 NMAC 4460 NMAC 4483 NMAC 5108
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