bjectives of the report have been arified, the writer will know the appropriate level of technical language and the correct tone for the readership. The style will be formal because reports e formal documents. The report is now taking shape, although little or no formal writing has been woduced. The format has been chosen, the material organized, the logical progression clarified and the sections prepared; then the writing of the report can now begin.4 e the light of Islam to mankind. First of all I pay my oi Ta thank to Almighty revert! Baig. Also special ‘thanks to Paha cole mesreatt Ullah Khan bahi and Umair Malik who helps me a lot.2.1 Introduction. pede) a esto CW ress exon 3.3 Table of Content. 3.4 Introduction. 3.5 Text body 3.6 Conclusions. CVA e acted RP Ve tented‘ocess, progress, or ate og ical or scientific research or the Jee moe tray (e-lRemce Conielele ide recommendations and conclusions of the research.| il reports are often prepared for sponsors of arch projects. Technical reports are today a major source of Scientific and technical information. They are prepared for internal or wider distribution by many organizations. [here are no absolute rules about the details of report production, because every report must be totally adapted to the needs of its reader. Flexibility and adaptation may be useful, but only to make the report more accessible to the reader.e Objectives of a report identify exactly Ii geyantl-ls(o)ab tee) (ose elma MM NOUR Le CRIBS laCoRmTae mA ZENg should be produced; these objectives should be clear the writer long before the process of writing starts. Itis helpful to put down in note form the ise details of the objectives and to check these s regularly until the last stages of production.Ns is the most important person. Keep the report as short as possible. All references should be correct in all details. ie writing should be accurate. he right diagram with the right labels should he right place for the reader. Reports should be checked for technical errors, iageluea uci + The report should look as good as it is.aders, or which might amplify or substantiate other itor nneloacllaaloe Cle Information which is interesting (or not) to the writer, but which is not relevant to the objectives of the report.Sine eee Bes eeame ree follows: OU Title page. sSIennT La HU Table of Contents. HH Introduction/Scope. ) Procedure/ Body Text. BR Coynaters (ont II \ereleysnreutearetctsteacs U0 References. IBDN eroSee eae area oreo mene (yeaa ceyeoe which the reader will see. It should contain : The title and author's name. ie report reference number and date, if available. he company’s name and logo if desired. A statement of copyright if needed, and no more.} ary (sometimes referred to as the ecutive summary) provides a brief overview of the eve ROM bc ea cnt tel hanno te rM ara Tom jot an introduction to the topic. The summary should ine all the key features of your report, including the , What you did and how you did it. The summary gives the most important findings of your research or investigation.ontents page sets out the sections and ibsections of the report and their corresponding page imbers. It should clearly show the structural relationship veen the sections and subsections. A reader looking for ic information should be able to locate the ‘opriate section easily from the table of contents. Number the sections by the decimal point numbering system.The introduction provides the background mation needed for the rest of your report to be stood. It is usually half to three-quarters of a page igth. The introduction includes: ANT eF-Tel Seavelerave mom aeye ten A clear statement of the purpose of the report. A clear statement of the aims of the project.ain part of the report, where you present ‘our work. The introduction and conclusions act as a HiT Co) meue lee MOU bya teem eere Me aCemeCoc I CRey mM cetty rk must be included here. The presentation of information shoul ally so that the reader can follow the devSNe Teoy alr} oye eee (olem cena CeCe thc ending to your report. They must give some overall ight into the value of your work in general and ‘orm the reader of what the major impact of your (od SnUNS Sr Vee aeem telat ceyent vec mee rents) from another source and also gives the details of ii ate ero eaeAppendixes contain material that is too detailed to include in the main report, such as raw data or led drawings. Usually each appendix must be Jee witelenelsmvetemeslcyporte WWw.media.uclam.