Biography
Mark is a graduate of the Texts & Technology doctoral program. He studies literature from various eras, video game history, modifications, and video game genres. Most recently, he has researched Japanese music samples in musical practices that include vaporwave, future funk, video game music, and chiptunes. His work has appeared in publications such as Social and Legal Studies, Meaningful Play, Bloomsbury, and the International Journal of Cultural Studies.
Courses
| 83354 |
ENC3241 |
Writing for Technical Prof |
Web-Based (W) |
12:00 AM - 12:00 AM |
Unavailable |
| 20568 |
ENC3241 |
Writing for Technical Prof |
Web-Based (W) |
12:00 AM - 12:00 AM |
Unavailable |
| 20569 |
ENC3241 |
Writing for Technical Prof |
Web-Based (W) |
12:00 AM - 12:00 AM |
Unavailable |
| 59391 |
ENC3241 |
Writing for Technical Prof |
A |
Web-Based (W) |
12:00 AM - 12:00 AM |
Unavailable |
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Instruction and practice in expository
prose used in technical writing, layout and design, and translation of
technical documents for the lay audience. Students will explore the importance
of the writer's purpose and audience. In
addition, we will examine the use of tone, voice, graphics, document design,
content organization, standard document formats, and rhetoric when preparing
technical communications.
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