Wr 425 Advanced Technical Writing

Study and practice of foundational ways of thinking and professional skills for students planning to pursue a role or a career as a technical writer across a variety of industries and disciplines, including technology, health, engineering, science, manufacturing, and non-profits. Course topics include audience analysis, writing and editing in plain language for diverse audiences, common genres, ethics, collaborative writing, and project management. Students author individual and collaborative projects for a personal or program professional portfolio.

Slash Listed Courses

Also offered for graduate-level credit as Wr 525 and may be taken only once for credit.

Prerequisite

Upper-division standing.