Analysis of Technical

Artivles
•a written composition treating scientific or a technical
subject distinctly.
•a systematize account of the result of some investigation,
research, fieldwork and other activities.

Analysis of Technical
Articles
• To inform
• To instruct
• To propose
• To recommend
• To persuade

Purpose of technical
article
WHY technical communication
•Directs the flow of scientific and technical information
•ensures the exchange of information and ideas
•Promotes and maintain technical awareness

Technical article writing

The flow of technical and scientific information and
perception between various members of scientific or
professional community

What is technical
Communication
•a written composition treating scientific or a technical
subject distinctly
•a systematize account of the result of some investigation,
research, fieldwork and other activities

What is Technical Article

• To inform
• To instruct
• To propose
• To recommend
• To persuade

Purpose of technical
article
•Scientific article
• Technical article
•Research paper

TYPES OF ARTICLE
• theoretical in the treatment of the subject. It is an attemp
to bring out the research from the laboratory to the world.
• The language may be technical but has to be made
understood in simple words.

Scientific Article
• less theoretical, concentrates on the practical aspects of
the subject.
• less theoretical, concentrates on the practical aspects of
the subject.

Technical Article
• a highly specific kind of writing generally addresses to a
small body of people directly concerned with the subject
of that study
• It describes clearly what has been done before on the
problem, and what is new

Research Paper
• -intention, object
• -space or opportunity for umhampered motion, activity or
thought
• -Extent of treatment, activity or influence.

SCOPE
• What is a SCOPE document ?
• A scope document is one of those fundamental documents that define
and guide any major project.
• As a technical writer you may be asked to write one, in close
coordination with the project management ( or your private client )
• In terms of its strategic abstraction, the SCOPE come right after the
vision document.
• The VISION document expresses that the company/ project ideally
and ultimately tries to accomplish if no limits ( time, Staff, finances,
technology, etc. ) were involved
• The SCOPE document, on other hand, is also about realistic limits,
boundaries, and how to achieve the project goals despite such
limitations.

Technical Writing
• 1. Introduction and definition of projects goal. List of
deliverables.
• 2. Business rationable and the justification of the project
• 3. List of stakeholders and their rights ,duties, and
responsibilities.
• 4. Risk analysis and management.
•
• The form , design, or arrangement of something
• THE FORMAT OF ARTICLE WRITING
• An article must be organized in a proper way so as draw the
attention of the readers . The basic outline for an article writing
format is:
• Heading/Title
• A line having the writers name
• Body ( The main part of the article , 2-3 paragraphs)
• Introductive paragraph
• Descriptive paragraph
• Conclusion ( ending part of the article )

FORMAT
• STEPS FOR ARTICLE WRITING FORMAT
• Target Audience
• Purpose
• Collect and Select
• Organize
• While writing article , always use proper grammar ,
spelling, and proper punctuation, use vocabulary skills,
keep the introduction of topic catching, interesting and
short.
•
-Purpose
-tone
-audience

3 Elements of shape the content of

each paragraph
• An entrepreneur needs to decide whether a job, batch or
flow production method is best for their business.

Production methods
• Production is about creating goods and services.
Managers have to decide on the most efficient way of
organising production for their particular product.
• There are three main types of production to choose from:

Job, batch and flow

production
• Job production, where items are made individually and
each item is finished before the next one is started.
Designer dresses are made using the job production
method.

Job production
• Batch production, where groups of items are
made together. Each batch is finished before starting the
next block of goods. For example, a baker first produces
a batch of 50 white loaves. Only after they are completed
will he or she start baking 50 loaves of brown bread.

Batch production
• Flow production, where identical, standardised
items are produced on an assembly line. Most cars are
mass-produced in large factories using conveyor belts and
expensive machinery such as robot arms. Workers have
specialised jobs, for instance, fitting wheels.

Flow production
• Choosing a production method
• The best method of production depends on the type of
product being made and the size of the market. Small
firms operating in the service sector, such as plumbers,
use job production because each customer has individual
needs. Niche manufacturers of items such as made-to-
measure suits would also use job production because each
item they make is different.

Choosing a production method