Showing posts with label masters degree technical writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label masters degree technical writing. Show all posts

Friday, 27 March 2009

Masters Degree Technical Writing

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I am getting a Master's Degree in Rhetoric and Writing Studies-What jobs can I do and what would they pay?

I am specializing in either Technical Writing or Teaching of writing at a community college level. Please tell me your experience with this and if you like it, hate it, etc. Also, how much can I expect to make just starting out after I graduate with this Master's Degree (from a California State University)?


Shouldn't you have looked into this before you got your master's degree?


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masters degree technical writing
masters degree technical writing

Tuesday, 17 March 2009

Degree Technical Writing

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How difficult is it to get a degree in Computer Science (for someone who isn't necessarily computer saavy)?

I know this sounds like a stupid question. Why would someone who isn't computer saavy want to pursue a degree in Computer Science, right? For one, I have my degree in Technical Writing and I think the additional degree would give me a huge boost. Also, I have worked closely with computer engineers over the past few years and find what they do very interesting. My question is, will I learn everything I need to know and be ok, or do you think you need to be skilled with computers from the get-go to pursue the degree?
Thanks.


You don't have to know anything. That's the whole point of getting the degree -- to learn all that.

It helps if you have a logical mind. This is often evidenced by a knack for math (or music composition).


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