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Ryutaro Nishino (Author)
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西野 竜太郎 (著)
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JAN:9784798183145
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JAN:9784798183145
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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Year of manufacture: 2024
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| Grab the features of the document and use the generation AI, you can write easily even if you are not good at English! English is an unavoidable barrier for IT engineers. Even if you work in Japan, there are many situations where you need to write in English. Manuals for overseas users, button names and messages displayed on software, etc. ...... This book explains the most common problems IT engineers face [writing in IT English]. It teaches an approach that is completely different from conventional machine translation and English correction tools. It is a simple two-step process that utilizes generative AI, which has been developing in recent years, to 1) have English sentences generated and 2) complete the process with human intervention. Generation AI is useful and powerful, but skill and knowledge are essential to use it well. This guide explains the skills and knowledge required for various types of documents*, including the sentence structure of the document to be created, English grammar and notation to check the correctness and validity of English sentences, and prompts to have the generation AI output English sentences. [Key points of this book] *Explains the characteristics of each of the seven types of documents essential for IT engineers. *Prompts, English grammar, and notation for writing in English using AI generation are also explained. *Frequently used words and expressions that may be confusing to use are also introduced in one place. [Recommended for] *Programmers and other IT engineers working in Japan. *Students who want to work in the IT industry [Table of Contents] CHAPTER 1 English Writing in the Age of Generative AI CHAPTER 2 Document Types for Reference CHAPTER 3 Document Types for Communication CHAPTER 4 Document Types for Development CHAPTER 5 English Grammar and Notation Essential for Using Generated AI CHAPTER 6 Prompts and Check Points for Generating English CHAPTER 7 Writing Practice Utilizing Generated AI [Author's Profile] Ryutaro Nishino English translator in the IT field. Representative of Globalization Design Institute, LLC. After studying in the U.S. and graduating from a university in Japan, he became a freelance translator and software developer. D. in linguistics from the Tokyo Institute of Technology. His publications include [English Reading for IT Engineers] (Shoei-sha) and [English for Creating Applications] (Tatsujin Shuppan-kai/Impress). |
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Other items from this category:
English is an unavoidable barrier for IT engineers.
Even if you work in Japan, there are many situations where you need to write in English.
Manuals for overseas users, button names and messages displayed on software, etc. ......
This book explains the most common problems IT engineers face [writing in IT English].
It teaches an approach that is completely different from conventional machine translation and English correction tools.
It is a simple two-step process that utilizes generative AI, which has been developing in recent years, to 1) have English sentences generated and 2) complete the process with human intervention.
Generation AI is useful and powerful, but skill and knowledge are essential to use it well.
This guide explains the skills and knowledge required for various types of documents*, including the sentence structure of the document to be created, English grammar and notation to check the correctness and validity of English sentences, and prompts to have the generation AI output English sentences.
[Key points of this book]
*Explains the characteristics of each of the seven types of documents essential for IT engineers.
*Prompts, English grammar, and notation for writing in English using AI generation are also explained.
*Frequently used words and expressions that may be confusing to use are also introduced in one place.
[Recommended for]
*Programmers and other IT engineers working in Japan.
*Students who want to work in the IT industry
[Table of Contents]
CHAPTER 1 English Writing in the Age of Generative AI
CHAPTER 2 Document Types for Reference
CHAPTER 3 Document Types for Communication
CHAPTER 4 Document Types for Development
CHAPTER 5 English Grammar and Notation Essential for Using Generated AI
CHAPTER 6 Prompts and Check Points for Generating English
CHAPTER 7 Writing Practice Utilizing Generated AI
[Author's Profile]
Ryutaro Nishino
English translator in the IT field. Representative of Globalization Design Institute, LLC.
After studying in the U.S. and graduating from a university in Japan, he became a freelance translator and software developer. D. in linguistics from the Tokyo Institute of Technology.
His publications include [English Reading for IT Engineers] (Shoei-sha) and [English for Creating Applications] (Tatsujin Shuppan-kai/Impress).