The document outlines the key sections and components needed for a good research report. It discusses preparing a detailed outline, writing in a simple style, and including four main sections: an introduction, presentation of data and analysis, conclusions, and recommendations. It also lists common preliminary pages like a title page and abstract. The major sections of the report are then described in more detail: introduction, method, results, and discussion. Guidelines for references and tips for effective research are also provided.
The document outlines the key sections and components needed for a good research report. It discusses preparing a detailed outline, writing in a simple style, and including four main sections: an introduction, presentation of data and analysis, conclusions, and recommendations. It also lists common preliminary pages like a title page and abstract. The major sections of the report are then described in more detail: introduction, method, results, and discussion. Guidelines for references and tips for effective research are also provided.
The document outlines the key sections and components needed for a good research report. It discusses preparing a detailed outline, writing in a simple style, and including four main sections: an introduction, presentation of data and analysis, conclusions, and recommendations. It also lists common preliminary pages like a title page and abstract. The major sections of the report are then described in more detail: introduction, method, results, and discussion. Guidelines for references and tips for effective research are also provided.
For writing a good research report one should first prepare a detail research outline giving all major section and sub-sections and indicating the important points that would go in each. The report should be written in simple, easily readable style using few and commonly used words as possible. Four major sections: a. Introductory explanation b. Presentation of collect data and its analysis. c. Summary of general conclusions d. Recommendations Common Components: Preliminary pages 1. Title page 2. Acknowledgement 3. Table of Contents 4. List of tables and figures. 5. Abstract. Introduction 1. Statement of the problem 2. Review of related literature 3. Statement of hypotheses Method: Population and Sampling 1. Instruments 2. Design 3. Procedure Prepared by: Naveed Khattak MS-Telecom & Networking Page 2
Results: 1. Data analysis 2. Statistical inference Discussion: 1. Findings 2. Conclusions 3. Recommendations 4. Recommendations for application of findings of the study 5. Recommendations for revision of the study. 6. Recommendations for further related researches. References: General Rules for Reference Writing 1. The references, or bibliography, section of the report lists all the sources, alphabetically by authors last name; they were directly used in writing the report. 2. Every source cited in the report must be included in the references, and every entry listed in the references must appear in the report; in other words, the sources in the report and the sources in the references must correspond exactly. 3. If the APA style manual is being followed, secondary sources are not included in the references Tips for Research: 1. Clear statement of aims and objectives 2. Awareness of research context ( literature, potential significance) 3. Methodology ( good sample, good test materials, control of variable) 4. Appropriate data handling ( careful and appropriate use of statistics) 5. Result. 6. Conclusions drawn appropriately and applied appropriately.