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Saturday, July 9, 2011
How To Write A Good Project Report
Mechanics of Writing
The project report should reflect what you are actually trying to achieve. They should conduct their own individualistic perspective and knowledge you have gained after doing the project. With your writing, you should be able to transform ideas into your brain in a logical and coherent paper. This method of transforming the ideas of the mind in a document called a brain dumping. As you type, follow these easy steps
Precision
Your writing should be clear that means it must be the point. Your dictionary should not be concise and should not be open to learning new terms and different. Then you should write enough or too short nor too long. Your writing should not lead to misinterpretation.
Complement your writing by illustrations
This sets the tone of the project report and makes it interesting, while the presentation. It makes it easier for the reader to understand what is written in the text
Grammar and spelling checker:
You must have a strict tab on the grammar used and if the spelling is used correctly. A spelling mistake and you may lose your brand, as well as printing.
Format to be followed when writing a report on the project:
■ Project proposal:
This is the most basic and mandatory to write a good project report. Proposal is written in the future tense and follows a pattern set to become the first three chapters of the research project.
■ introductory pages:
Paving the way for his project in a few pages of the report of the project. Give clear idea of what you will write and all that has included in its report. You should know that the readers know why the problem that has written a report is required to be studied. Emphasize the importance of their study.
■ Review of the literature:
This section contains the conclusions of previous researchers who have conducted research on the same topic. This is a long report based on research already done on the subject by other researchers.
■ Methodology:
What is illustrated in the methodology?
■ Define the population.
■ Drawing a sample of the population.
■ Conducting research on the sample in accordance with the methodology adopted either surveys, questionnaires, etc.
■ Meet Results
In the end, one must also mention the limitations imposed by time and budgetary constraints.
Results and conclusions:
Use tables and graphs to demonstrate their findings. And that sums up the report with all comments and take concrete results of the investigation.
Therefore, following the steps above can certainly help write a report on good and effective project. These tips can identify good notes, if rightly lost
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
How to Write Virtual University of Pakistan Internship Report
Instructions
1
Add a title page. The title page must include your name and class or school to the end of the internship, if applicable, as well as completing the summer internship and the date it plans to file the report.
2
Provide details about the summer internship in the first section. Include the company name and location, industry, and its position as an intern.
3
Giving more details about the work you did in the company during her internship in the next section. Include as many details as possible about the tasks and projects of his term, the responsibilities you had and what type of information entrusted to them.
4
Talk about how class-related practices that are taking the title or career choice. Include any information that is relevant. Add further details on how to complete the tasks and responsibilities had told him, too.
5
Reflect on practices in the last section. Spent the entire summer working with a company, so you should have much to say about what you learned, what I would do differently and whether they would recommend internship to someone else in his position.
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How to write Virtual university Internship Reports
Practice reportIf you are registered for the internship, which are required to submit a report on the proposed practices to your supervisor the power to the end of the semester. The report consists of two parts: (a) the organization and (b) the portion of the project. The organization carries some 25% of the weight of your degree, while the project takes 75% of the weight. The report should be written in a professional manner. Must be double-spaced and written in a good quality paper. It has to be bound by a hard cover with your name and identification number on the cover. There is no minimum or maximum length of the report. However, the typical size of a lab report is 50 pages. You should keep a copy of your report for your own use, because the report to your instructor will not be returned within a year.
Internship Proposal
Before starting work on the project must obtain approval of the proposed project supervisor of the faculty. The project proposal is an outline of its action plan for the proposed practices. Usually, the theme of the project is assigned by the organization. However, if the organization does not give a research topic or ask you to do some work that have nothing to do with research, you have to choose their own topic for research in consultation with their faculty supervisor. Please remember that a proposed practice is necessary for the project only and must include the following:
1. Introduction: Describe briefly what your project is practical
2. Objectives: Describe the goals you would like to accomplish through his research. Do not write goals to practices. Enter the objectives of what the study. You must explain why they carried out this project and what results you can expect from your study. The objectives should focus on the things you would like to study and text collection and data analysis.
3. Significance of the Study: Explain why the topic you have chosen is very important. Explain their importance to employers, employees, management professionals, other stakeholders and society in general.
4. Methodology: This section should describe the data (primary / secondary) and variables (dependent / independent, continuous / categorical), methods of data collection (telephone interview, personal interview, mailed questionnaire, structured / formal questionnaire, published statistics), data analysis techniques (graphing, frequency, percentage, cross-tabs, chi-square analysis, ANOVA correlation, regression, etc), presentation skills and format of the report.
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How to Write a Effective Internship Report
Outline for Internship Report1. First Page
First page should show: Name of the student, practices and start dates of completion, number of days of practice, type of practice (production, or design and development), company / institution name.
This page must be signed and sealed by the supervisor of the student intern.
2. Weekly Schedule
A weekly schedule in which each row of the table corresponding to a day probationary period. Each row must record the date, practical activity on that date. Weekly Schedule should explain the work done each day of the week during the period and shall contain:
• The department of the organization that the week went by.
• Name and signature of the supervisor control each week
• The official seal of the organization.
3. A brief executive summary of the practices
A one-page summary of the company / institution and a brief overview of the main activities carried out during the probationary period.
4. Table of Contents
Contents of the report with page numbers, list of tables and list of figures.
5. Description of company / institution
This section should answer the following questions:
5.1. What is the full title of the company / institution? A brief history of the company, full mailing address and relevant internet links.
5.2. What is the type of ownership of the company / institution? State's major shareholders and their actions.
5.3. What is the sector that the company / institution operates? Identify products and services produced and offered to their customers.
5.4. They are considered as customers of its practice firm / institution (consider the end users, distributors, manufacturers of other employees, etc)?
5.5. Provide an organization chart, along with information on the number of employees.
5.6. Provide a list of functions performed by mechanical engineers in the organization of practices.
6. Practical activities
This is the main body of the report. You must present the activities undertaken during the internship. Please see "Guidelines for drafting practices ME Activities" document the types of analysis and consultations to be carried out during the "production" and practices "Design and Development."
7. An evaluation of the practices
This section should answer the following questions:
7.1. What skills and qualifications that are believed to have benefited from the internship?
7.2. What kind of responsibilities they have undertaken during the internship?
7.3. How do you influence practice professional future plans?
7.4. How do you think the practical activities carried out are related to their knowledge in the classroom?
8. The report's conclusions
This section should include:
• A summary of the main conclusions from the internship experience.
• General comments on the sector in which the practice firm / institution operates
9. Appendices and supplementary material (tables, graphs, images, computer code, etc.)
10. References
Rules for writing the lab report:
• You do not have to provide a diary of the day to day operational activities.
• Do not write theoretical fragments of the books! Describe what it is exactly what is and what experiences you have acquired during their training.
• The lab report should be between 15 to 20 pages and written "Diary of the Training Program," which can be provided from the college bookstore.
• The lab report should be written in the handwriting, and each page should contain about 25 lines.
• The lab report must be originals, not photocopies are accepted.
• You can include graphics, images, data, drawings, design or calculations in your report, but should not cover more than 1 / 3 of the page. Great graphics, images, data, drawings, design or calculations should be given in an appendix.
A weekly schedule in which each row of the table corresponding to a day probationary period. Each row must record the date, practical activity on that date. Weekly Schedule should explain the work done each day of the week during the period and shall contain:
• The department of the organization that the week went by.
• Name and signature of the supervisor control each week
• The official seal of the organization.
3. A brief executive summary of the practices
A one-page summary of the company / institution and a brief overview of the main activities carried out during the probationary period.
4. Table of Contents
Contents of the report with page numbers, list of tables and list of figures.
5. Description of company / institution
This section should answer the following questions:
5.1. What is the full title of the company / institution? A brief history of the company, full mailing address and relevant internet links.
5.2. What is the type of ownership of the company / institution? State's major shareholders and their actions.
5.3. What is the sector that the company / institution operates? Identify products and services produced and offered to their customers.
5.4. They are considered as customers of its practice firm / institution (consider the end users, distributors, manufacturers of other employees, etc)?
5.5. Provide an organization chart, along with information on the number of employees.
5.6. Provide a list of functions performed by mechanical engineers in the organization of practices.
6. Practical activities
This is the main body of the report. You must present the activities undertaken during the internship. Please see "Guidelines for drafting practices ME Activities" document the types of analysis and consultations to be carried out during the "production" and practices "Design and Development."
7. An evaluation of the practices
This section should answer the following questions:
7.1. What skills and qualifications that are believed to have benefited from the internship?
7.2. What kind of responsibilities they have undertaken during the internship?
7.3. How do you influence practice professional future plans?
7.4. How do you think the practical activities carried out are related to their knowledge in the classroom?
8. The report's conclusions
This section should include:
• A summary of the main conclusions from the internship experience.
• General comments on the sector in which the practice firm / institution operates
9. Appendices and supplementary material (tables, graphs, images, computer code, etc.)
10. References
Rules for writing the lab report:
• You do not have to provide a diary of the day to day operational activities.
• Do not write theoretical fragments of the books! Describe what it is exactly what is and what experiences you have acquired during their training.
• The lab report should be between 15 to 20 pages and written "Diary of the Training Program," which can be provided from the college bookstore.
• The lab report should be written in the handwriting, and each page should contain about 25 lines.
• The lab report must be originals, not photocopies are accepted.
• You can include graphics, images, data, drawings, design or calculations in your report, but should not cover more than 1 / 3 of the page. Great graphics, images, data, drawings, design or calculations should be given in an appendix.
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