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Learning To Write: Experiences With Technical Writing Pedagogy Within A Mechanical Engineering Curriculum
Author(s) -
Richard Figliola,
Beth Daniell,
Art Young,
David Moline
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--11457
Subject(s) - curriculum , tutor , delegate , session (web analytics) , engineering education , computer science , technical writing , writing center , pedagogy , mathematics education , engineering management , engineering , psychology , higher education , library science , world wide web , law , political science , programming language
This case study draws from a recent experience in which we critically reviewed our efforts of teaching technical writing within our undergraduate laboratories. We address the questions: “What do we want to accomplish?” and “So how might we do this effectively and efficiently?” As part of Clemson University's Writing-Across-The-Curriculum Program, English department consultants worked with Mechanical Engineering faculty and graduate assistants on technical writing pedagogy. We report on audience, genre, and conventions as important issues in lab reports and have recommended specific strategies across the program for improvements.

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