Disciplines-- Science
The MIT Guide To Science and Engineering Communication
James G. Paradis and Muriel L. Zimmerman
Treats four kinds of literacy--written, oral,
graphic, electronic--as crucial and inseparable in science and engineering
communication.
© 1997
The Elements of Technical Writing / 2nd Edition
Thomas E. Pearsall
Offers a list of seven key principles for clear,
communicative technical writing. Also presents formatting guidelines.
© 2001
How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper
/ 5th Edition
Robert A. Day
Offers tools and guidelines for producing sound
scientific writing for publication.
© 1998
Writing Like An Engineer: A Rhetorical Education
Dorothy A. Winsor
A discussion of the engineering student's approach
to writing. The book seeks to train engineer-writers to situate
their specialized disciplinary knowledge within a larger social
context.
© 1996
Technical Communication / 8th Edition.
John M. Lannon
A comprehensive introduction to technical and
professional communication for students of all majors. The book
explains, illustrates, and applies rhetorical principles to an array
of documents.
© 2000
The Craft of Scientific Writing / 3d Edition
Michael Alley
Explains the elements of clear, effective scientific
writing. This volume is addressed to advanced scientists and engineers,
as well as students preparing to enter scientific disciplines.
© 1996
Scientific Style and Format: the CBE Manual
for Authors, Editors, and Publishers/6th Edition
Style Manual Committee (Council of Biology
Editors)
An international reference for authors, editors,
and publishers in the sciences. Sets forth the conventions that
govern different types of writing in the life sciences, physical
sciences, and mathematics.
© 1994
Writing Papers in the Biological Sciences /
3d Edition
Victoria E. McMillan
A concise text on researching, tabulating,
and writing biological papers. Examines various kinds of papers
(research, review, presentations, posters); discusses documentation,
tables and figures, drafting and editing.
© 2001
A Short Guide to Writing About Chemistry
Herbert Beall and John Trimbur
Explains how to read and write chemistry lab
reports, articles, summaries, critiques, literature reviews, and
research proposals. Also includes a section on writing for readers
without a chemistry background.
© 1996
A Short Guide to Writing About Science
David Porush
Offers readers a step-by-step guide to keeping
lab notebooks and writing lab reports, formal research papers, and
science essays.
© 1995
A Short Guide to Writing About Biology / 3d
Edition
Jan A. Pechenik
A guide for students of biology. Offers strategies
for reading and evaluating information, taking notes, summarizing
effectively, and communicating findings clearly. Includes specific
discussions of term papers, oral presentations, posters, etc.
© 1997