Handbook for Preparing Engineering Documents: From Concept to CompletionJohn Wiley & Sons, 1995 M10 5 - 392 pages State-of-the-art in its simple, user-friendly presentation, this comprehensive handbook covers the entire process of preparing, producing, and distributing engineering documents using current computer software and the most recent technologies in information transfer. Available in both hardcover and softcover versions! Sponsored by: IEEE Professional Communications Society |
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... Capitalization Compounding Metric conversions Numbers Punctuation References and notes Spelling Symbols Usage Index 277 284 291 296 301 306 318 323 341 348 367 1-1 Diagram of the communication process 7 3-1 Sample clustering xii.
... Capitalization Compounding Metric conversions Numbers Punctuation References and notes Spelling Symbols Usage Index 277 284 291 296 301 306 318 323 341 348 367 1-1 Diagram of the communication process 7 3-1 Sample clustering xii.
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... symbols and their meanings 211 8-1 Typical tracking table 222 8-2 Tag - on view of documentation 223 8-3 Parallel development of technical and documentation solutions 224 8-4 Sample assembly sheet 241 8-5 Sample request for printing ...
... symbols and their meanings 211 8-1 Typical tracking table 222 8-2 Tag - on view of documentation 223 8-3 Parallel development of technical and documentation solutions 224 8-4 Sample assembly sheet 241 8-5 Sample request for printing ...
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... 302 A - 6 Recommended punctuation usage 308 A - 7 Recommended reference format A - 8 Recommended spellings 323 329 A - 9 Recommended symbol usage A - 10 Recommended word and phrase usage 343 348 W What this book is not : • A primer xiv.
... 302 A - 6 Recommended punctuation usage 308 A - 7 Recommended reference format A - 8 Recommended spellings 323 329 A - 9 Recommended symbol usage A - 10 Recommended word and phrase usage 343 348 W What this book is not : • A primer xiv.
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
How this book is organized | 8 |
Audience | 15 |
DESIGN | 29 |
Design parameters | 38 |
Summary of prestructuring work | 46 |
Illustrative components | 89 |
Data components | 107 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 263 |
Abbreviations and acronyms | 277 |
A1 Recommended abbreviation usage | 279 |
Capitalization | 284 |
A2 Recommended capitalization usage | 287 |
Compounding | 291 |
Metric conversions | 296 |
A1 Use of engineering and SI units in graphs | 299 |
Integration | 118 |
Collaboratorteam control | 130 |
Legal control | 137 |
PACKAGING | 145 |
Document consolidation | 175 |
Binding | 182 |
TESTING | 193 |
Quality assurance | 200 |
PRODUCTION | 213 |
documentation solutions | 224 |
Pilotscale production | 243 |
Distribution | 251 |
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