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Report Writing: Basic- The Structure and Components
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In This Presentation we have discusesed What is Technical Writing and in which fields technical writing is used.
Four Basic types, Abstract, Informative Report, Lab Report, Research Report Project Reports are discussed
Report Writing: Basic- The Structure and Components
Report Writing: Basic- The Structure and Components
Report Writing: Basic- The Structure and Components
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Contents
1- What is Report?
2- Purpose
3- The report & the reader
4- Types of report
5- Writing Non-Routine Reports
6- A System for Report Writing
7- Report Format
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Business Research Report | Presentation | Business Communication | Walli ButtWalliTech
Contents
1- What is Report?
2- Purpose
3- The report & the reader
4- Types of report
5- Writing Non-Routine Reports
6- A System for Report Writing
7- Report Format
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Module Contents
1. Report definition
2. Types of Reports
3. Characteristics of a good report
4. Report writing stages
5. Format of a field/research report
3. Report definition
• Report is a formal document describing
findings in sciences, social sciences,
engineering and business studies.
• They are considered to be legal
documents in workplaces.
• They need to be precise, accurate and
difficult to misinterpret
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4. Types of Reports
• Laboratory reports
• Health and safety reports
• Research reports
• Case study reports
• Field study reports
• Cost-benefit analysis reports
• Proposals
• Comparative advantage reports
• Progress reports
• Feasibility studies
• Technical reports
• Instruction manuals
• Financial reports
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5. Characteristics of a good report
• Good report follows the C’s rule below:
– Clear-easy to read and understand
– Concise-use short, simple sentences
– Complete-presence of all required information
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6. Report writing stages
• Define your aim
• Collect your ideas
• Select the materials and facts
• Structure your ideas
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7. Format of a field/research report
• Title page
• Acknowledgement
• Content page
• Executive summary
• Terms of reference
• Introduction/Background
• Methodologies/Procedures
• Findings/Analysis
• Conclusions
• Recommendations
• References/Bibliography
• Appendices
• Glossary of Terms and abbreviations
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