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|a Ch. 1. Scientific and engineering writing -- ch. 2. Types of scientific and engineering writing -- ch. 3. Appearance and physical layout -- ch. 4. Audience -- ch. 5. Preparing to write -- ch. 6. Writing style -- ch. 7. Teamwork -- ch. 8. Publishing -- ch. 9. Technical presentations -- ch. 10. Other forms of writing and presentation -- ch. 11. Correspondence
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