1st Edition

Mastering Technical Communication Skills A Student's Handbook

By Peter Wide Copyright 2016
116 Pages 55 B/W Illustrations
by Jenny Stanford Publishing

116 Pages 55 B/W Illustrations
by Jenny Stanford Publishing

To live is to communicate, and to communicate with confidence is a craft that one will do well to master early rather than later in life. If only the gift of the gab were enough to sail smoothly through the rough waters that the tough world is teeming with, every glib conversationalist would have a successful vocation, but that’s not the case. The means of communication come naturally to human... Read more
Preface, 1 Introduction: The Remaining Period of Your Life, 2 The First Meeting with a Presumptive Employer, 3 Why a Student Should be Prepared, 4 Skills: What a Student Should Know, 5 Mastering Time: What a Student Should Be Aware Of, 6 Technical Communication by Mastering Language: Essential Knowledge for a Student, 7 Communicating Technology: The Essential Matters, 8 Personality: A Student's Best-Acquired Characteristic, 9 Future Aspects: The Time a Student Is Active, Index

Biography

Peter Wide obtained his PhD and docent from Linköping University, Sweden. He has been the deputy vice-chancellor, with a special responsibility towards strategic external relations at Örebro University, Sweden. In 2008, he was on sabbatical leave. During the leave, he conducted research within the field of artificial human sensing and visited the University of Ottawa, Canada. He is now finalizing a scientific book in the area. He has also been the dean of the Medicine, Technology and Science faculty at Örebro University. Prof. Wide is the founder of the research center Applied Autonomous Sensor Systems at Örebro University and was the first research manager for 6 years. Since 1999, he has been a professor in measurement science. In the last five years he has conducted his work as professor at UiT, the Arctic University of Norway. At present his research work is focused on climate and environmental issues in the Arctic region.