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In the document, a definition of technical writing is presented, where it is used to inform and guide a specific audience through maximum clarity and accuracy to achieve a specific goal. Technical writing refers to easy access to information, where titles and sub-elements must be clearly identified to access specific information without having to interpret meaning.

Various examples of technical writing are provided, such as laboratory reports, manuals, models, contracts, manuals, training materials, guidance, progressive reports, etc. Technical writing is also addressed in the business context, as it includes various business correspondence such as resumes, cover letters, transmission letters, writing related to customer relations and administrative communications. Scientific writing includes experimental research and scientific publications related to this work, as well as scientific research in the medical field.

The classification of technical writing is reviewed, where the focus is on educational orientation, theoretical orientation and professional orientation. Particular emphasis is placed on the professional orientation in technical writing.

Technical reports are particularly addressed, as they prepare documents for supervisors, counterparts, customers, and government agencies. Technical reports include progressive reports, feasibility studies, specifications, proposals, recipes, guides, procedures and more.

The document also deals with business communication, where various forms of business correspondence such as resumes, cover letters, dispatch letters, and writing related to customer relations and administrative communications are included.

Scientific writing, which includes experimental research and documents associated with this work, is also discussed, as well as scientific publications that arise from this work. Scientific writing also includes scientific and experimental scientific research in the medical field, and in the document "Fundamentals in Technical Writing", the concept of technical writing and its importance in guiding and guiding the target audience can be presented through the clarity and accuracy of writing. Examples of technical writing include laboratory reports, manuals, forms, contracts, manuals, training materials, guidance, progressive reports, and others.

It is explained that technical writing requires easy access to specific information, by clearly identifying titles and sub-elements, and presenting the information clearly without having to interpret the meaning.

A classification of technical writing is also provided that includes educational orientation, theoretical orientation, and career orientation. The document focuses in particular on the professional orientation in technical writing.

Technical reports are particularly discussed, as they are documents for submission to supervisors, colleagues, customers, and government agencies. Technical reports include progress reports, feasibility studies, specifications, proposals, recipes, manuals, procedures, schematic documents, environmental impact reports, safety analysis reports, and error reports.

Communication in business is also addressed, which includes the exchange of correspondence in the context of business activities.

The document also focuses on scientific writing and its importance in the dissemination of scientific research and knowledge. Scientific writing includes scientific research papers and scientific publications in journals and conferences.

These are the main points in the document “Fundamentals in Technical Writing”.