This assignment comes in a technical writing online course.

This assignment comes in a technical writing online course. It need to be done in 4 hours. you can check the syllabus to get a general idea about the course. the FORMAT required in the syllabus. Answer the following two prompts in your Week 1 Journal Entry ( words): 1- What are you writing goals for the semester and how you expect those to be fulfilled in this course? 2- Are we starting in the correct direction to meet your writing goals for the semester? (In other words, what are your impressions of the first week of the online course?) In this introductory journal entry, I will articulate my writing goals for the semester and reflect on whether the course's initial structure aligns with my aspirations. My primary goal for this semester is to develop clarity and professionalism in technical writing. I aim to enhance my ability to communicate complex ideas succinctly and effectively, particularly in professional settings such as engineering, information technology, and scientific documentation. I expect this course to provide me with foundational skills in structuring technical documents, using appropriate language and formatting, and understanding the audience's needs. I also hope to improve my ability to analyze and critique technical texts, thereby refining my editing and writing process. Regarding the course's initial direction, I believe that starting with fundamental technical writing principles aligns well with my goals. The first week has introduced core concepts and provided a clear overview of the syllabus, including the required format and deadlines, which helps set a professional tone. The online format appears structured and accessible, offering opportunities for practice and feedback. Based on this initial impression, I feel optimistic that the course is on the right track to help me meet my writing goals. The emphasis on understanding audience needs, clarity, and precision echoes my aspirations, making me confident that this course will support my growth as a competent technical writer. References Houp, G., & Pelletier, M. (2014). Technical communication. Pearson. Johnson-Sheehan, R. (2019). Technical Communication Today. Pearson. Lannon, J. M., & Gurak, L. J. (2017). Technical communication. Pearson. Redish, J. C. (2012). Technical communication and usability: Intertwined for success. Routledge. Williams, J. M., & Bizier, P. (2014). Technical writing: Process and product. Pearson. Alred, G. J., Brusaw, C. T., & Oliu, W. E. (2018). The business writer's handbook. Bedford/St. Martin's.