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    This document discusses different types of reports used at the university level, including research reports, case study analysis reports, and oral and written reports. Research reports are the most widely used and are important for developing reports on products or competitors. Case study analysis reports use real-life examples to analyze hypothetical research situations. Well-written reports are clear, comprehensive yet concise, and presented in a lucid style. Oral reports allow for immediate feedback but cannot be referred to later, while written reports allow the audience to review at their own pace but do not provide immediate feedback. Key sections of reports include the title page, table of contents, summary, introduction, and methods.

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    This document discusses different types of reports used at the university level, including research reports, case study analysis reports, and oral and written reports. Research reports are the most widely used and are important for developing reports on products or competitors. Case study analysis reports use real-life examples to analyze hypothetical research situations. Well-written reports are clear, comprehensive yet concise, and presented in a lucid style. Oral reports allow for immediate feedback but cannot be referred to later, while written reports allow the audience to review at their own pace but do not provide immediate feedback. Key sections of reports include the title page, table of contents, summary, introduction, and methods.

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    REPORT WRITING

    Represented By: Sad Mohammad Akib Ferdous


    Student Id:1702127

    Part:2
    RESEARCH REPORTS

    Most widely used report


    Important for university level
    Report writing on some products developments or your competitors activities
    CASE STUDY ANALYSIS REPORT

     Hypothetical research report


    Includes real life experience
    Widely used in university level competitions
    Submit a report based on a case
    IMPORTANTS OF REPORTS

     Better understanding
    Measure progress
    Facts and valuable data
    Sound decision making
    Better position
    Control device
    Common interest
    Suggest remedies and reader
    FEATURE OF A WELL WRITTEN REPORT

    Clarity of Thought

    Complete and Self-explanatory

    Comprehensive but Compact

    Presented in a lucid style


    ORAL AND WRITTEN REPORTS

    ORAL REPORTS WRITTEN REPORTS


     Immediate feedback is possible Immediate feedback is not possible
    Audience needs to comprehend quickly Audience can ponder over these
    when these are presented reports and understand at their own
    It cannot be referred to again and pace
    again It can be edited,reviewed or stored
    It has less professional value It has less professional value
    SECTIONS OF THE REPORT

    Parts of the Contents Functions Types of Language characteristics


    report writing
    Title page Name of the To inform Discursive Factual
    report,date
    Table of contents What you find in the To inform Discursive Factual
    report
    Summary A summary of the To inform Discursive Factual,impersonal use of third person
    report pronouns,passive verbs

    Introduction Background, To inform Discursive Factual,impersonal use of third person


    problem,approach pronouns,passive verbs
    Definition of special
    words used
    Method Methods or To inform Discursive Factual,impersonal use of third person
    THAT’S ALL ABOUT
    MY TOPICS

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