| "When I first read about tech writing,
it sounded so nerdy. But I have discovered a whole new world of writing,
and I love it." (spring, 1995. Dr. Sutliff)
"I have learned to organize and think about what is important in writing a paper. I also learned how and when to use diagrams and charts. My major project was probably one of the most beneficial things I have done to prepare for the real world." (fall, 1995. Instructor: Dr. Sutliff) "I learned to target an audience. This sounds simple, but it is of paramount importance in technical writing." (fall, 1993. Instructor: Dr. Karanikas) "This course showed examples of how each assignment applied to the real world. I learned a great deal. [321] gave me more confidence in my writing." (fall, 1994. Instructor: Dr. Henson) "I have learned a lot on the proper writing techniques for the business world. . .[and] enjoyed it. We learned how to think for ourselves and work independently." (spring, 1997. Instructor: Dr. Price) "I have become a better writer. . .[;] I've learned active voice, punctuation, and have greater control of how I write. I've also gained confidence." (spring, 1993. Instructor: Dr. Karanikas) "I have learned things that will help me get an extra edge on the job, and to get a job." (fall, 1995. Instructor: Dr. Sutliff) "This course is essential to everyone who will be involved in businesss or writing in any form." (fall, 1996. Instructor: Dr. Price) "I learned a lot from this course, including how to write resumes, memos, and other technical papers." (spring, 1996. Instructor: Dr. Henson) |