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> Engineers write more than any other profession (other than
> writers). I
> would stay away from email, and other business-oriented writing and
> concentrate on proposals, RFP's, reports, and the type of
> documents that
> these students are going to be required to write.
>
I'd keep email on the list. It's used for memos and direct communication
between SMEs. These constitute an important part of the communication in an
engineering project.
Cheers ... Kim mailto:kim -dot- roper -at- vitana -dot- com
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