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WRI 399 - Business and Technical Writing in the Digital Age

Four Credits
Spring Semester

This course provides students with a practical foundation for professional writing and communication in business and technical fields, such as engineering, accounting, finance, government, and computer science and covers written, oral and electronic communication in a wide variety of genres: letters, memos, texts, PowerPoint presentations, speeches, posters, investigative journalism, collaborative reports, proposals, and social media.  Frequent short assignment, labs, and a final project related to a chosen discipline are required.

Prerequisite(s): Must have fulfilled the First-Year Seminar Requirement.
Fulfills the Writing-in-the-Disciplines Requirement.
 


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