计算机专业英语Report.pptVIP

Progress Report About what has been done on a project and what remains to be done. Its tone should be serious and respectful although often in the form of a memo. Guidelines Heading: If the progress report is a memo, it should contain the following standard elements: Date: Date the memo is sent To: Name and position of the reader From: Name and position of the writer Subject: A clear phrase that focuses the readers attention on the subject Purpose Statement: get right to the point at the first line, for example: “Progress on setting up the new program in testing is going very well. ” Background: Tell the reader what the project is and clarify its purpose and time scale. Work Completed: Give the impression that you are busy. Arrange the work done chronologically or in subparts of the project. Problems: how they are solved, and strategy for solving them. Work Scheduled: Plan a schedule for the work to be finished. Add a sentence evaluating your progress thus far to finish the progress report. Lab Report Guidelines Section I: Cover Page List your name, id, class, faculty, title of the experiment, date performed and submitted, etc Section II: Introduction Give a brief statement of the problem or experiment. The method to be used or the principle to be illustrated. Section III: Experimental Reference the procedure (contained in the handout) but omit the details List data, use table where appropriate Provide treatment of data, graphs, sample calculations, and so on Section IV: Results and Discussion Report what you have learned Interpret the results, such as: comparisons with literature values or expected results; factors relating to accuracy and precision; sources of error; unusual aspects encountered and their possible effects on results; and the advantages and disadvantages (or limitations) of the general technique Suggestions for further work Section V: Conclusion State your final determination(s) reached from your results and discussion Section VI: Appendix *