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    Seminar and Directed Studies AR 801

    Year/Part: V/I

    Report structure and format

    The suggested structure of a report and the purpose and contents of each section is shown below:

    TITLE PAGE College Name

    Report title
    Your name
    Submission date

    ABBREVIATION/GLOSSARY Include a glossary if the report includes a lot of


    specialised vocabulary or acronyms which may not
    be familiar to the reader.
    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    Acknowledge the assistance of particular


    organisations or individuals who provided
    information, advice or help. 

    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Overview of subject matter


    Methods of analysis
    Findings
    Recommendations

    TABLE OF CONTENTS List of numbered sections in report and their page


    numbers

    INTRODUCTION Terms of reference


    Explain the problem and show the reader why the
    report is being made and explain how the details
    of the report are arranged

    BODY Headings and sub-headings which reflect the


    contents of each section. Includes information on
    method of data collection (if applicable), the
    findings of the report and discussion of findings in
    light of theory; aims and objectives; necessary
    background information
    CONCLUSION State the major inferences that can be
    drawn from the discussion; makes
    recommendations.
    Draws together your findings; tell the
    reader which findings you consider to be most
    important; explains what you believe to be the
    significance of your findings; shows whether
    your hypothesis (if you had one) was correct;
    you may wish to suggest areas for further
    research.

    REFERENCE LIST/BIBLIOGRAPHY List of reference material consulted during


    research for report

    APPENDIX Information that supports your analysis but is not


    essential to its explanation

    Style

    - Always use clear and concise English, avoiding jargon and colloquial language
    - Write in fairly short sentences
    - Make sure you develop each paragraph sufficiently (usually a minimum of 5/6 sentences)

    Check everything carefully


    Title Page
    - General layout
    - Text organisation Abbreviation/Glossary
    - Coherence Grammar, spelling and punctuation
    - Referencing Acknowledgement
    - Style Executive Summary/Abstract
    Table of Contents

    Report Format Introduction


    Body
    Min. 15,000 words (30 to 40 pages); left align; use double spacing;
    use Times New Roman font with font size 12; use APA style for Conclusion
    referencing; use 1 inch margins on all sides. Reference List/ Bibliography
    Appendix

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