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Report Structure

This document outlines the recommended structure for a report, including a cover sheet, title page, acknowledgements, contents page, introduction, main body divided into summary, conclusions, and recommendations sections, references, and appendices. The introduction should be 1/2-3/4 of a page and provide an overview of the purpose, problems investigated, and necessary background information.

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Report Structure

This document outlines the recommended structure for a report, including a cover sheet, title page, acknowledgements, contents page, introduction, main body divided into summary, conclusions, and recommendations sections, references, and appendices. The introduction should be 1/2-3/4 of a page and provide an overview of the purpose, problems investigated, and necessary background information.

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Report Structure:

Cover Sheet: Title / Course Title / Module Number & Title / Date / Name of Team
Members

Title Page: Full Title of Project

Acknowledgements: Complimentary Text / Thanks to Contributors

Contents page: Should be Comprehensive

Introduction: (1/2-3/4 of a page) The purpose behind the report, outlining problems
investigated & any info necessary for an overview.

Main Body: Include Methods used to get the information/your results/discussion


of results (conclusion
• Summary
• Conclusions
• Recommendations (Proposal?)

References: List of references used in main body of text.

Appendices: Tables/Illustrations/Photos/Peripheral Material, which may not


necessarily be used in the main body of text.

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