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Greetings, I am writing a paper for my university English class. The purpose of it is to recognize or acknowledge the amount of writing (or lack thereof) in our future career choice. As an Aerospace Engineering major, I want to find out if writing is a big part of Aerospace Engineering. I have several questions I would like answers to:
1. What kind of writing do you do in your job?
2. What types of texts do you produce?
3. What are the potential consequences of unclear writing?
4. Are there any specific guidelines one must follow when writing in your job?
5. Do you frequently communicate with other disciplines? If yes, then who?
6. What would you consider an "official" source of information when looking for info in this field? Where would you find it?
7. How often do you write to people within your field? How often do you write documents/letters/emails to an "outside" audience (like the general public)?
8. Does the way you write to the general public(if you do) differ from the way you write to fellow engineers? Why or why not?
Feel free to answer even if you aren't an Aerospace Engineers! Anything helps! Thank you!
1. What kind of writing do you do in your job?
2. What types of texts do you produce?
3. What are the potential consequences of unclear writing?
4. Are there any specific guidelines one must follow when writing in your job?
5. Do you frequently communicate with other disciplines? If yes, then who?
6. What would you consider an "official" source of information when looking for info in this field? Where would you find it?
7. How often do you write to people within your field? How often do you write documents/letters/emails to an "outside" audience (like the general public)?
8. Does the way you write to the general public(if you do) differ from the way you write to fellow engineers? Why or why not?
Feel free to answer even if you aren't an Aerospace Engineers! Anything helps! Thank you!