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Perceptions of Technical Communication among Students and Faculty in Technology Programs

Author
  • Sophia Scott (Southeast Missouri State University)

Abstract

Onechallenge for educators of future technology and engineering managers, is toprovide students with the ability to communicate technical information. Thereis consensus that communication is considered critical for technicalprofessionals. Perceptions among faculty members and students in preparation,importance, and ability vary. The purpose of this article is to investigate thedifferences in perception of technical communication among faculty members andstudents in a technology program. The methodology used for this article was asurvey. Both the students and faculty members completed a questionnaire ontheir perceptions of technical communication. The results indicate thatstudents differ in their perceptions of their preparation and ability. Additionally,there is a difference in perception of technical communication skills betweenfaculty members and students.

Keywords: Technology Management, Technical communication

How to Cite:

Scott, S., (2026) “Perceptions of Technical Communication among Students and Faculty in Technology Programs”, The Journal of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering 40(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.31274/jtmae.16353

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Published on
2026-04-25

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