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Andrew_Blackwel
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From Hieneman @Work
Report conventions
Reports consist of:
a title page (stating an appropriate title, the author, the name of the
person commissioning the report, and the date)
a contents page (indicates content segments and page numbers)
an introduction (states the purpose of the report)
the body of the report, which can contain text, tables, graphics
conclusions
a list of references or a bibliography.
Report formatting conventions include:
a number on all pages except the title page
consistently applied heading hierarchy
single quotation marks when quoting work from another author
indented and single-spaced quotations exceeding 50 to 60 words
appropriate entries for books in a list of references (or bibliography)
name of author; first initial; date of publication; title of publication (in
italics); publisher; place of publication (see section Referencing
below)
appropriate entries for articles from newspapers, journals and
magazines in a list of references (or bibliography) name of author;
first initial; date of publication; the title of the article (in quotation
marks); title of publication (in italics); publisher; place of publication;
date and page number, if appropriate or, if no author is identified,
begin with the title of the publication followed by the year.
Report conventions
Reports consist of:
a title page (stating an appropriate title, the author, the name of the
person commissioning the report, and the date)
a contents page (indicates content segments and page numbers)
an introduction (states the purpose of the report)
the body of the report, which can contain text, tables, graphics
conclusions
a list of references or a bibliography.
Report formatting conventions include:
a number on all pages except the title page
consistently applied heading hierarchy
single quotation marks when quoting work from another author
indented and single-spaced quotations exceeding 50 to 60 words
appropriate entries for books in a list of references (or bibliography)
name of author; first initial; date of publication; title of publication (in
italics); publisher; place of publication (see section Referencing
below)
appropriate entries for articles from newspapers, journals and
magazines in a list of references (or bibliography) name of author;
first initial; date of publication; the title of the article (in quotation
marks); title of publication (in italics); publisher; place of publication;
date and page number, if appropriate or, if no author is identified,
begin with the title of the publication followed by the year.
Andrew_Blackwel
I Teach this subject
It will help if you know this.
You may get asked something like..... in section III
Write a report to the CEO of a company that outlines a policy on OH&S. Take into consideration the erganomics of existing furniture and what you recommend as the IT co-ordinator. In your report detail what tenosynivitis is and what you would recommend to prevent it amongst fellow employees.
You may get asked something like..... in section III
Write a report to the CEO of a company that outlines a policy on OH&S. Take into consideration the erganomics of existing furniture and what you recommend as the IT co-ordinator. In your report detail what tenosynivitis is and what you would recommend to prevent it amongst fellow employees.
Andrew_Blackwel
I Teach this subject
Just remember
Dont be afraid to ask anything. It may have already been answered but we can point you in the right direction or answer you questions asap
Dont be afraid to ask anything. It may have already been answered but we can point you in the right direction or answer you questions asap