Technical Writing Part 2-Technical Writing Part 2

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In this video, the speaker discusses the elements of a technical report and provides tips for writing effectively in the technical writing field. They start by explaining the scientific method and how it forms the basis of a technical report. Then, they outline the different sections that can be included in a technical report, such as the editor's quick points, abstract, executive summary, introduction, experimental program, results, discussion, conclusion, recommendations, terminology, notation, acknowledgments, and about the authors. They highlight that not all of these elements need to be included in every report, as it depends on the specific needs and purpose of the report.<br /><br />The speaker also mentions some common errors to avoid in technical writing, including misused words, lack of clarity, and redundancy. They emphasize the importance of proofreading and having someone else read and provide feedback on the report. Additionally, they provide examples of how to improve sentences that contain errors or redundancy.<br /><br />Overall, the video provides a comprehensive overview of the elements of a technical report and offers tips for writing effectively in this field. No credits were mentioned in the video.

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common errors

proofreading

feedback

improve sentences

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