You learn to identify and cor-rectly use specialized vocabulary and how to employ editing tools such as proofreader's marks, style sheets, style guides, and standard editorial reference material. You also understand how to distinguish and correct common problems such as inconsistency, ambiguity, and incorrect punctuation. The course requires frequent editing assignments. It assumes proficiency in English and a working knowledge of English grammar. Students who may need a review of basic grammar should take Practical Grammar for Editors X155 before enrolling in this course.
Enrollment is limited.
She has written for many corporations including Oracle, Pacific Bell and Chevron. She has taught at Mills College, Sacramento State University and Golden Gate University and is a past President of the Berkeley Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication. 1995 University Ave.