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What is the course code for Technical English 1?
CDI-5
How many units is the course Technical English 1?
3 units
What is the primary focus of the course?
Investigative report writing and presentation
Which of the following are specific objectives of the course? (Select all that apply)
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The course covers legal terminologies relevant to investigative reporting.
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What are the essential qualities of a good technical report?
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The writing that is characterized by shortness is known as __________.
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What is one method used in the course to enhance the learning experience?
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What is the total time frame allocated for the course?
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Study Notes
Course Overview
- Course Code: CDI-5
- Course Units: 3
- Course Title: Technical English 1 (Investigative Report Writing and Presentation)
- Duration: 30 hours
- Focus: Skills in investigative report writing, structure, format, legal forms, and police reports.
Course Objectives
- General Objective: Ability to write a comprehensive Police Report.
- Specific Objectives:
- Enhance communication skills.
- Develop understanding of legal terminology.
- Improve legal writing and attention to detail.
- Enhance critical thinking and legal search skills.
- Compile a complete case folder.
Course Content
- Introduction to Police Reports:
- Definition, purpose, and classification.
- Importance and goals of Police Reports.
- Basic Police Reports:
- Elements and writing styles.
- Memorization of the Miranda warning.
- Investigative Police Reports:
- Elements and writing techniques.
- Tools for fact-gathering.
- Application of Investigative Techniques:
- Standard methods for gathering facts.
- Accurate recording of data.
- Use of technology in investigations.
Teaching Methods
- Lectures for concept introduction and explanation.
- Group discussions and case studies for analysis.
- Hands-on activities for practical application in report writing.
Assessment Methods
- Written exams assessing understanding of report classification.
- Practical exercises evaluating technical writing skills.
- Group projects for project proposal writing abilities.
- Class participation in discussions and activities.
Module 1: Technical Report Writing for Criminal Justice Education
- Introduction to Technical Writing:
- Significance and definition.
- Basic principles of effective writing.
- Purposes and subjects relevant to technical writing.
- Qualities of a Good Technical Report:
- Essential qualities: brevity, clarity, completeness, and accuracy.
Principles of Good Technical Writing
- Target Audience: Have a specific reader/group in mind.
- Language Choice: Use concrete, specific words to avoid misinterpretation.
- Presentation: Follow standard formatting for report presentation.
Key Qualities of Technical Reports
- Brevity: Present ideas in a concise manner without loss of completeness.
- Clarity: Simplify ideas for easier understanding, using examples or illustrations as needed.
- Accuracy: Ensure precision in details and information conveyed in the report.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the skills required for writing comprehensive police reports, including understanding legal terminology and structure. Develop your investigative report writing and presentation abilities while enhancing critical communication skills. Test your knowledge on classification, elements, and techniques used in effective police reporting.
