Technical Journals

Technical Journal may refer to scholarly or academic periodicals that often cover a specific subject area such as the sciences.

Types of Technical Journal

In terms of format Thesis Dissertation Proposal Abstract

Examples of Technical Journal: Academic based Journals Science based Journals

Main Objective of Technical Journal:

To report a research. To report an advance information. To report an employ discoveries To contribute in the body of scientific knowledge.

Parts of Technical Journal

Title Abstract Introduction Problem Literature Review Methodology Results and Discussion Conclusion Acknowledgement References

Characteristics/Specifications
In black and white print. In terms of style, it use scientific language or the jargon of the field for scholarly readers. Normally have longer content because it provides in-depth or extensive analysis of the study. Normally reviewed or evaluated by a board of experts in the field.

Characteristics/Specifications
Normally have experts or specialists as authors and the credentials are presented to support the credibility of the material. Use illustrations that support the text such as tables of statistics, graph, maps or photographs. In terms of credits, technical journals have bibliography or footnotes.

Characteristics/Specifications
Normally funded by institutions ranging from scholars, government or sciencebased organizations. Produced in monthly, quarterly or semiannually basis. Mostly found in libraries, online databases, laboratory or specialized offices.