Clear, well-structured, reader-focused documentation makes software, or any other product, comprehensible and usable. Effective documentation enhances productivity and increases user satisfaction. This course introduces students to information typing and other modular documentation techniques.
Before taking this course, students must have completed their technical elective (COMP) and introductory Technical Writing courses. Students must also have one of the following English requirements, as well as intermediate word processing skills in the latest version of MS Word for Windows: 1) English 12 "C+" or equivalent (refer to BCIT's Admission page); or 2) COMM 0015 score of 70 or better.
3.0
$551.51
Below is one offering of this course for the Winter 2020 term.
Tue Jan 07 - Tue Mar 31 13 Weeks
| Dates | Days | Times | Locations |
| Jan 07 - Mar 31 | Tue | 18:30 - 21:30 | DTC Rm. 364 |
Nicholas Fox
$551.51
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