Technical Documentation
The Technical Documentation exam assesses a candidate’s ability to create, manage, and maintain clear and concise documentation for various technical processes, products, and systems. This exam covers the principles of effective communication, documentation standards, and the tools and techniques used in the field.
Who should take the exam?
- Technical Writers: Professionals involved in creating technical manuals, user guides, and other documentation.
- Engineers and Developers: Individuals who need to document their work processes, code, and systems.
- Project Managers: Those responsible for ensuring that technical documentation is accurate and up-to-date.
- Quality Assurance Professionals: Individuals who document testing procedures and results.
- Content Developers: Professionals tasked with creating instructional materials and training manuals.
Course Outline
The Technical Documentation exam covers the following topics :-
- Module 1: Introduction to Technical Documentation
- Module 2: Principles of Effective Technical Writing
- Module 3: Documentation Standards and Guidelines
- Module 4: Tools and Software for Technical Documentation
- Module 5: Research and Information Gathering
- Module 6: Writing and Structuring Technical Content
- Module 7: Visual Elements in Technical Documentation
- Module 8: Collaborative Documentation Processes
- Module 9: Document Management and Maintenance