TEACHING
Writting a report
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How to write a report:
A report should include the following sections:
- Title page
- You Firstname, Surname, email, ID.
- The title of the report
- The context of the report (e.g. This report is submitted as a partial fullfilment of the bachelor degree)
- The department and institution where this report is submitted
- The date this report has been submitted
- Abstract
- One to two paragraphs resuming your report. No accronyms or references in the abstract
- Introduction
- The introduction should be written for the general public reader. that means you have to imagine that your reader has no prior knowledge of your subject. So one or two sentences at the begining of your introduction should introduce the topic of the report
- Review of current progress / state of the art
- To allow the reader to update himself with state of the art in the topic/subject of your report
- To build a context within which your work has been done
- Development of your idea
- Introduce, describe and explain what is your idea, what is original/novel/an added value
- Presentation of experiement / design / test / performance
- Well basically explain what you did
- Analysis of resutls / outcome
- Give a clear analysis of the results of what you did. using propper methods for this is the most important section of your report.
- Conclusion
- Conclusion
- future work
- Acknowledgment (of support, financial, technical, infrastructure assistance)
- References
Obviously the actual format and content of your report depend very much on the work, the subject and the topic of your report. You should write an initial outline and check with your supervisor.
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