Computer Courses to Help Technical Writers

["Ronquillo, Michael" <mronquillo -at- equitrac -dot- com>]

Going further on the argument of having someone educated in letters who
is adept at learning technology versus a programmer with minimal writing
skills, what would you say are some computer courses that will assist
English majors to come up to speed with computer terminology?


I ask because I am considering taking some computer courses to brush up
on my skills. I'm thinking networking for sure, but what else? I don't
think we ever need to do any direct programming unless someone can prove
me wrong.

 

Any advice would be appreciated.

 

Thanks,

Mike

 

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