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Technical Writing Module

Author: [Your Name]

Date of Submission: [Today's Date]

Preface
This module on Technical Writing is designed to equip students and professionals with the

necessary skills to communicate effectively in technical and business contexts. The content is

structured to cover key concepts, practical applications, and various types of technical documents

that one may encounter in the professional world. Targeting individuals aiming to enhance their

writing skills, this module provides comprehensive coverage from foundational grammar to

advanced business correspondence. Through practical exercises and assessments, learners will

gain confidence in their writing capabilities and be better prepared for real-world writing challenges.

Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to Technical Writing

Chapter 2: Basics of Grammar and Sentence Structure

Chapter 3: Writing Clear and Concise Sentences

Chapter 4: Paragraph Development

Chapter 5: Formatting and Document Design

Chapter 6: Introduction to Business Correspondence

Chapter 7: Writing Professional Emails

Chapter 8: Crafting Business Letters

Chapter 9: Writing Reports and Proposals

Chapter 10: Revision and Proofreading

Chapter 6: Introduction to Business Correspondence


Learning Objectives:

- Identify various types of business correspondence.


- Understand the 7 Cs of effective business communication.

- Analyze tone and language in business writing.

- Differentiate between formal and informal correspondence.

- Apply best practices in business communication.

Business correspondence refers to the written communication used in professional settings. Types

of business correspondence include emails, letters, memos, and reports. Each type has its own

structure and purpose, tailored to the specific audience and context.

The 7 Cs of effective business communication are:

1. Clear: Be straightforward and easy to understand.

2. Concise: Get to the point without unnecessary information.

3. Concrete: Provide specific facts and figures.

4. Correct: Ensure accuracy in grammar and information.

5. Courteous: Be polite and respectful.

6. Complete: Provide all necessary information.

7. Considerate: Be aware of the audience's perspective.

Understanding tone and language is crucial for effective communication. Formal correspondence

requires a professional tone, while informal correspondence may allow for a more casual style.

Learning Activities:

1. Identify examples of different types of business correspondence.

2. Write a brief memo using the 7 Cs of communication.

3. Analyze the tone of a provided business email.


Chapter 7: Writing Professional Emails
Learning Objectives:

- Understand the structure and components of a professional email.

- Identify effective subject lines and signatures.

- Apply email etiquette in business communication.

- Analyze examples of professional emails.

- Practice writing a professional email.

Professional emails are a common form of business communication. The structure typically

includes:

1. Subject Line: A clear and concise statement of the email's purpose.

2. Greeting: A polite opening that addresses the recipient.

3. Body: The main content, organized and to the point.

4. Closing: A polite sign-off followed by your name and contact information.

Effective subject lines should be descriptive, while signatures should include relevant contact

details. Email etiquette involves being polite, using appropriate language, and responding in a timely

manner.

Learning Activities:

1. Analyze the effectiveness of a provided email example.

2. Write a professional email based on a given scenario.

3. Create a checklist for email etiquette.


Chapter 8: Crafting Business Letters
Learning Objectives:

- Identify different formats of business letters.

- Write effective cover letters and inquiry letters.

- Use appropriate phrases and language in business letters.

- Analyze examples of business letters for effectiveness.

- Practice writing a business letter using a specific format.

Business letters serve various purposes, from formal communication to job applications. Common

formats include block, modified block, and semi-block styles. Each format has specific guidelines for

layout.

Effective cover letters introduce the applicant and their qualifications, while inquiry letters request

information. Using appropriate phrases enhances the professionalism of the letter. Examples of

effective phrases include:

- 'I am writing to inquire about...'

- 'Thank you for considering my application...'

Analyzing examples helps writers understand what makes a business letter effective.

Learning Activities:

1. Write a cover letter for a job application.

2. Identify the format of a provided business letter.

3. Create a list of common phrases used in business letters.

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