Components of technical report writing

students of electrical technology from Indus University Karachi

1. Components of Technical Report Writing A typical technical report consists of the following elements: ANUS research GROUP MEMBERS Muhammad Anus Muhammad Areeb Hamza Akhter Zeeshan feroz

2. A Typical Technical Report Consists Of The Following Elements: The title page. The introduction. The summary. Experimental details. Results and discussions. The body. Conclusion. About Us Technical report  is a document that describes the progress, process, or results of scientific or  technical  research. It also can include some recommendations and conclusions. 2

3. The Title Page Consist of this element. First component of technical report writing The  title page  comes first in a  technical report . It contains the  title , the date, institution details, and the like. Keep in mind, that the content of the  title page  is not added up to the word count of a  report . 3

4. The Introduction Consist of second element. 4 Introduction . In this part, highlight the main goals of your paper clearly to help your readers understand the purpose you're  writing  for. You can also describe the flow of your  report  to let your readers know what they should expect.

5. The Summery Consist of third element 5 A  Technical Report Summary  (or abstract) should include a  brief  overview of your investigation, outcomes and recommendations. It must include all the key information your reader needs to make a decision, without them having to read your full  report .

6. Experimental Details provide the context and motivation for the  experiment . briefly explain relevant theory in sufficient detail. introduce any relevant laws, equations or theorems. clearly state the aim or research question that the  experiment  is designed to address. 6 Large image

7. Experimental Details provide the context and motivation for the  experiment . briefly explain relevant theory in sufficient detail. introduce any relevant laws, equations or theorems. clearly state the aim or research question that the  experiment  is designed to address. 7 Large image Result and Discussion The  Results and Discussion  sections are the “meat” of most  engineering reports . ... In a feasibility or case study, the  results and discussion  section would involve measuring the feasibility or evaluating the success of one or more solutions.

8. Experimental Details provide the context and motivation for the  experiment . briefly explain relevant theory in sufficient detail. introduce any relevant laws, equations or theorems. clearly state the aim or research question that the  experiment  is designed to address. 8 Large image The body of your report is a detailed discussion of your work for those readers who want to know in some depth and completeness what was done. The body of the report shows what was done, how it was done, what the results were, and what conclusions and recommendations can be drawn. The Report Body The body of your report is a detailed discussion of your work for those readers who want to know in some depth and completeness what was done. The body of the report shows what was done, how it was done, what the results were, and what conclusions and recommendations can be drawn .

9. Experimental Details provide the context and motivation for the  experiment . briefly explain relevant theory in sufficient detail. introduce any relevant laws, equations or theorems. clearly state the aim or research question that the  experiment  is designed to address. 9 Large image Conclusions in technical documents are vital in keeping your readers focused on the purpose of your document and the outcome of your research. A conclusion is a presentation of key points and final outcomes based on collected data .

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