PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION IN ENGINEERING.
Series: PALGRAVE STUDIES IN PROFESSIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL DISCOURSE
Publisher: PALGRAVE MACMILLAN
Place of publication: BASINGSTOKE
Number of pages: 254
Table of contents: title: The Engineers
pagenum: 1
class: chapter
label: 1; label: 1.1
pagenum: 1
class: part
title: Introduction: technological creativity; label: 1.2
pagenum: 1
class: part
title: Why they became engineers; title: Engineers have to write a lot
pagenum: 3
class: part
label: 1.3; title: The customer
pagenum: 8
class: part
label: 1.4; title: Types of engineer
pagenum: 9
class: part
label: 1.5; label: 1.6
pagenum: 14
class: part
title: Creativity versus restriction; title: Communication skills: engineers' aspirations
pagenum: 19
class: part
label: 1.7; title: Final comment on the discourse community and aims of this book
pagenum: 21
class: chapter
label: 1.8; title: Engineering Practices and Procedures
pagenum: 23
class: part
label: 2; label: 2.1
pagenum: 23
class: part
title: Engineering procedures; label: 2.2
pagenum: 30
class: part
title: Writing procedures and guidelines; label: 2.3
pagenum: 39
class: part
title: Collaborative writing practices; title: Risk-taking and the textual straw man
pagenum: 41
class: part
label: 2.4; label: 2.5
pagenum: 53
class: chapter
title: Summary; title: The Engineering Product
pagenum: 55
class: part
label: 3