Certificate in Technical Writing and Editing
(Autumn, UW Campus, Seattle)
Developed in partnership with the Human Centered Design & Engineering Department and UW Bothell

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Learn practical applications and fundamental concepts in technical communication. Study information design, software user assistance, editing practices, layout and production, and software applications. Review the principles and practices of writing about scientific and technical topics for a variety of audiences - from subject experts to the general public. Explore grammar, style, and structure in technical communication.

What the Program Covers

  • Editorial responsibilities, practices, and the editor's role as supervisor of publication groups
  • Concepts and software used by technical communicators; completion of a portfolio project
  • Editorial role in the preparation of text and visual materials for production

Benefits

Your fundamental skills and background in writing and editing technical communications will help you enter this growing profession.

Who Should Apply

Level: Some Experience

  • Individuals with a bachelor's degree from a four-year, accredited institution
  • Individuals with at least two years of college and at least two years of work experience in the technical communication field
  • Software literacy is a pre-requisite knowledge for admission into this program

If you have questions about your eligibility for this program, give us a call at 888-469-6499.

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