Q1. What are the prerequisites for taking up this course?

There are no prerequisites mandated to sign up for this course.

Q2. Who can enroll in this course?

Anyone who is interested in the field of technical writing can learn the documentation process as a part of this course.

Q3. What will you learn in the Documentation Process?

You will learn to research , collect and organize information. Apart from that, learn user persona targeting, technical documentation essentials, and more.

Q4. Why is documentation important in technical writing?

Technical documentation is important because it provides essential information about a product or service to a person or organization who needs it. This information allows all parties to achieve their goals.

Q5. Who should write technical documentation?

Technical documentation is usually either written by a subject matter expert (i.e. someone who knows what they're talking about), or a technical writer who's been trained to translate complicated product knowledge into content that's more easily understood by the end users.

Q6. Why do we write documentation?

Writing documentation improves the design of your code. Talking through your API and design decisions on paper allows you to think about them in a more formalized way. A nice side effect is that it allows people to contribute code that follows your original intentions as well.

Q7. What is the purpose of good documentation practices?

Good documentation practices help to track changes, ensure easy reporting of any defects as well as promote continuous improvements to the processes that can be recorded real time.

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Q1. What are the prerequisites for taking up this course?

There are no prerequisites mandated to sign up for this course.
Q2. Who can enroll in this course?

Anyone who is interested in the field of technical writing can learn the documentation process as a part of this course.
Q3. What will you learn in the Documentation Process?

You will learn to research , collect and organize information. Apart from that, learn user persona targeting, technical documentation essentials, and more.
Q4. Why is documentation important in technical writing?

Technical documentation is important because it provides essential information about a product or service to a person or organization who needs it. This information allows all parties to achieve their goals.
Q5. Who should write technical documentation?

Technical documentation is usually either written by a subject matter expert (i.e. someone who knows what they're talking about), or a technical writer who's been trained to translate complicated product knowledge into content that's more easily understood by the end users.