Some informative resources for "Technical Writing" are listed here. Please feel free to contribute if you come across anything useful. :)
- Writing in the Sciences by Stanford University
- The course has been archived so you may find enrollment closed. You can find the enroll yourself in the self-paced version : Here
- You can also find the same course on Coursera too! Here is the link
- The Academic Phrasebank is a general resource for academic writers. It aims to provide you with examples of some of the phraseological ‘nuts and bolts’ of writing organised according to the main sections of a research paper or dissertation.
- How to Write a Great Research Paper by Professor Simon Peyton Jones,Microsoft Research includes:
- A full-length video tutorial of 57 minutes (Another shorter version of 34 minutes)
- Slides in PDF format (Also in PPT) Note: You should feel free to repurpose these slides for your own use as long as you acknowledge ownership of Prof. Jones.
- Slides translated into Other languages: Japanese,Arabic
- How to Write Papers So People Can Read Them by Derek Dreyers as a part of PLMW'16 talk.
- The Elements of Style, Fourth Edition 4th Edition by William Strunk Jr.
- This book is often suggested to undergraduate student in universities as it's short and easy read. I compiled a summary of the rules with examples for my technical writing course as an undergraduate. You can avail it here if you want to. However, the main book is A L W A Y S preferred if you are not running short of time!