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I will soon be tasked with writing requirements documents, specifications,
etc., for a large software development project, and training others on how
to do it. Having been a tech writer and trainer for many years, I have
pretty good general idea about what these kinds of things involve, but have
never done them before and need some direction to books, courses, examples,
etc.
