Technical writing courses

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Easy English Courses

• Easy English Technical writing courses (EE)

Your Easy English Instructor is Bob Cooper

Bob Cooper

1. Technical writing Overview (EE) An introduction to the main concepts of Technical Writing
2. Personas (EE) How to identify and analyse the people who will read the document
3. Researching and interviewing (EE) How to interview the people with the information or Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)
4. Structuring Information (EE) How to prioritize information
5. Writing clearly (EE) How to communicate efficiently
6. Collaborating (EE) How to ensure that the document is the latest version

Supplementary Easy English courses

• The Systems Development Lifecycle (SDLC) (EE)
• Writing Requirements and Functional Specifications (EE) This course is composed of the following submodules :
  • Writing Requirements Discovering Customer goals (EE)
  • Writing the Requirements (EE)
  • The Roles of the Development Team (EE)
• The Development Process (EE)

Technical writing level 2 EE

Technical Writing Level 2 EE

An Introduction to Technical Writing 212px How to identify and analyze your audience How to interview Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) Writing Check Lists Style Guide Exercises and Links

Level 1 An Introduction to Technical Writing Technical Writing Overview Audience Analysis Researching Information Structuring Information Writing Clearly Collaborating The Systems Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

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Topics in Technical Writing Documentation Project Management Documentation Tools Cost and Schedule Estimating Exercises and Links

Level 2 Topics in Technical Writing Documentation and Translation Tools Presenting Information Documentation Project Management Types of User Documentation Document Design Documentation Cost and Schedule Estimating Internationalization, Localization and Globalization User Interface Design

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