- By consistently developing a writing process, you will learn how to write more efficiently, working smarter not harder.

• A useful workplace writing process includes these stages:
  • research and plan,
    • Define your purpose, top objective and secondary objectives.
    • Profile your readers
    • Allow your creativity to flow (Think like an entrepreneur.)
    • Develop your strategic plan.
    • Create a (project) task list.
    • Create a project timeline.
  • organize and draft
    • Select a genre.
    • Generate an initial draft.
  • improve style
  • improve design
  • Revise and Edit
• Technical Writing genres help organize information into patterns that your readers will recognize and understand.
• Entrepreneurship is a process of sensing new opportunities, developing new products and services, creating new production methods, and constructively reorganizing resources.
• Whether you’re working for a company or starting your own business, entrepreneurship is now a key component of the technical workspace.
• Corporate leaders regularly list the following traits as key attributes for entrepreneurs: innovator, leader, listener, network savvy, self-reliant, ethical, and resilient communicators.
• Technical Communication is a process of managing technical information in ways that allow people to act on it.
• Technical Communication is visual, interactive, adaptable, reader-centered, and often produced collaboratively in teams.
• Technical Communication necessitates considering multiple dimensions, including ethical, political, international, and transcultural.
• Developing effective written and spoken communication skills is vital to your career.

This course is designed to provide project managers with a comprehensive understanding of Agile principles and practices for effective project management. This course explores Agile methodologies, techniques, and tools that enable project managers to successfully deliver projects in dynamic and changing environments.