Technical Communication for Scientists and Engineers
offered by IIT Bombay

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Deemed University
Estd. 1958

Technical Communication for Scientists and Engineers
at
IIT Bombay
Overview

Gain a comprehensive overview of the Technical Communication principles and concepts

Duration	112 days
Mode of learning	Online
Schedule type	Self paced
Credential	Certificate

Technical Communication for Scientists and Engineers
at
IIT Bombay
Course details

Skills you will learn

Hypothesis Testing Communication skills Software Testing

Who should do this course?

For any person interested in improving their technical communication skill can register for the course

More about this course

This online course helps postgraduate students and research scholars improve their technical communication skills related to listening, reading, writing, and presentation
Organise comprehend, write, and present, short and long forms of any technical work within the broad framework of the Scientific Method
They will also be able to adhere to ethical norms of scientific communication

Technical Communication for Scientists and Engineers
at
IIT Bombay
Curriculum

Scientific method and its relationship to technical communication

Essense of technical communication

Hypothesis testing

Listening and Reading Skills

Note taking, Mind maps

Surveying literature

Three pass approach to reading papers

Writing skills

Report writing

Summary and Abstract writing

Data presentation

Email writing

Oral and Presentation skills

Elevator pitch

Slides for presentation

Oral presentation

Group discussions

Interview skills

Ethics in Communication

Ethics in education and research

Copyrights and plagiarism

Authorship

Gender and diversity

Academic and workplace communication

Technical Communication for Scientists and Engineers
at
IIT Bombay
Faculty details

Prof. M P Gururajan

M P Gururajan is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science, IIT Bombay. His research interests include modelling of microstructure evolution using phase field and atomistic models, materials mechanics, materials thermodynamics and phase transformations

Prof. P Sunthar

P Sunthar is a faculty in the Chemical Engineering Department of IIT Bombay since 2006. His research interests are in the field of colloidal systems, fluid mechanics, and ICT enabled systems for learning assessment.

Prof. Ambarish Kunwar

Ambarish Kunwar is a faculty in the Department of Biosciences and Bioengineering at IIT Bombay since 2012. Prior to joining IIT Bombay he was a faculty in Physics at IIT Gandhinagar. His research area is Biophysics and Computational Biology.

Prof. Sahana Murthy

Sahana Murthy is a faculty member in the Inter-Disciplinary Programme in Educational Technology at IIT Bombay, since 2009. Prior to that, she was a lecturer at the Experimental Study Group in MIT from 2006-09, during which she implemented and evaluated innovative teaching methods.