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Microsoft Word 6.0 for Engineers
- By Sheryl A. Sorby
- Published Oct 2, 1995 by Peachpit Press.
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About
Features
- Every module is written specifically for this unique introductory program.
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Students benefit from a consistency in level, terminology, and pedagogy. Ex.___
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- A five-step problem-solving process.
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Problem-solving is a key skill for introductory Engineering. Ex.___
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- Numerous exercises and problems—Including “What If” and “Try It” features.
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Lets students immediately practice concepts they've studied. Ex.___
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- A complete supplement package— Includes electronic solutions, teaching strategies, transparencies, transparency masters, and data files.
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Helps professors prepare for class. Ex.___
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Description
- Copyright 1996
- Edition: 1st
- Book
- ISBN-10: 0-8053-6367-X
- ISBN-13: 978-0-8053-6367-8
This new Toolkit module presents the basics of using Microsoft Word 6.0 for written documentation required in the design process and introduces the types of documentation required at each of the five steps of the process. It also includes shortcuts for preparing documentation quickly and efficiently, and covers formatting for letters and memos, experimental data reports, proposals, and technical papers. The module presents techniques for creating design specifications in Word.
Sample Content
Table of Contents
1. Engineering Design and Documentation.
2. Introduction to Microsoft Word.
3. Writing Letters and Memos.
4. Reporting Experimental Data.
5. Writing Proposals.
6. Writing Technical Papers.
7. Creating Design Specifications.