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    Technical communication differs from everyday conversation in that it aims to convey specialized information to various audiences. The purpose of technical writing is to instruct different categories of readers - executives who fund products, experts who design them, technicians who build and maintain them, and non-specialists who will use the final products - about complex topics. Each audience has differing levels of technical knowledge and needs information tailored to their roles and understanding.

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    “In the name of Allah, the most Beneficent, the most Merciful”

    QUESTIONS

    1. How Technical Communication is different


    from day to day conversation.

    2. What is the purpose of Technical Writing.

    3. What are the categories of audience in


    technical writing.
    1. How Technical Communication is different from day to
    day conversation.
    2. What is the purpose of Technical Writing.
    3. What are the categories of audience in technical writing.

    • Executives

    • Experts

    • Technicians

    • Non-specialists
    Executives

    • Those who are funding the product.

    • These are the people who make decisions


    about the products.

    • Executives are likely to have little technical


    knowledge about the subject.
    Experts

    • Those who are coming up with ideas


    about the product.

    • These are the people who know


    everything about it.

    • They have advanced degrees.


    Technicians

    • Those who are building the product.

    • These are the people who build, operate,


    maintain, and repair the items.

    • They have technical knowledge as well,


    but of a more practical nature.
    Nonspecialists

    • They are end-users and these readers


    have the least technical knowledge of all.

    • They want to use the new product to


    accomplish their tasks.

    • They may just be curious about a specific


    technical matter and want to learn about it.

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