WRIT 44.02 Science and Technology Writing and Presentation

This course presents academic, technical, and professional research writing as an integral theoretical tool applicable within the science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics (STEAM) disciplines. Drawing on the critical iterative creation process for ideating, formulating, writing, revising, and presenting data and information, a trans-disciplinary foundation is established through individual research work on literature reviews, papers, grant proposals within the discipline, and creative collaborative research through design posters and new media presentations across the disciplines.

Instructor

Harper.

Degree Requirement Attributes

ART

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