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Communicating in Mechanical Engineering

Introduction

Types of Communication

Communication Conventions

Advice from Engineers

Perspectives on Communicating as an Engineer

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Graphics provide illustrated information to readers. In general, graphics are designed to make it easier for readers to understand your ideas. Deciding when to insert a graphic depends on the information you need to convey. For example, as you're writing, you find yourself struggling to describe a complex concept. Fitting your description within a few paragraphs is impossible, so you decide to create a graphic. Often, graphics are useful when concepts, designs, or processes are too complex or cumbersome to describe in written or oral form. To read more, choose the item below. Use your browser's "Back" button to return to this unit

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