Technical report

A technical report is considered a long report that involves some research. This report is used in all types of courses and in the majority of the time is considered a final report

• False, it does not involve research

• False

• True

• It depends

Elements to consider when planning your technical report

• Topic - the subject you are going to write of.

• Audience - the specific people in whom yu are going to focus your topic.

• Purpose - the specific goal the report will acomplish.

• Alternatives A and C

• All the alternatives mention

Types of Technical Reports

• Technical background report, Technical Specifications, Primary Research report, Business plans

• Instructions, Feasibility, recommendation and evaluation reports, report length proposal

• Conclusion, Essay, Bibliography, Summary, Resume

• Alternatives A and B

• All the alternatives mention

"In __________ you discuss some new product design in terms of its construction, materials, functions, features, operation and market potential."

• Instructions

• Technical Specifications

• Technical background report

• Business plans

• None of the alternatives mention

The following is(are) a critical step in planning your report

• Defining the plot and specific requirements

• Defining the specific audience

• Defining the specific situation

• Alternatives A and B

• Alternatives B and C

The report should use a specific format of headings required for the course

• False, it does not needs headings

• False, it uses a general format of heading

• Alternatives A and B

• True

You must state clearly your report purpose in the Introduction

• True

• False

You must include an informative abstract in your report, which will act as another introduction or descriptive abstract.

• True

• False