WRI306H5 • Writing for the Academic Sciences

Examines conventions and standard practices when scientists write for other scientists in academic science journals, in conference and poster presentations, and in grant applications. This course focuses on presenting primary and secondary research. Humanities and social science students will gain specialized skills in technical writing and editing. Science students will learn the writing practices expected in professional labs and research groups. Students will present an article-length paper presenting primary research findings and a conference poster presenting the same findings to a scientific audience.

Completion of 8.0 credits with a minimum CGPA of 2.0
Social Science
24L
In Class
Communication, Culture, Information and Technology