Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Engineering Communication
Progress reports
Technical reports
Lab reports
drawings, or
may be brief and in the forms of progress reports,
• Homework
• Weekly progress reports
• Technical reports
• Lab reports
• Design project reports
what is known
what is to be determined
Physical laws
Engineering fundamentals
match answers
• You should know the range of answers
• You should know other ways to analyze the problem
• You should know how to simplify or approximate the
problem for a “ball park” answer
Extracted information
• Find:
What is to be determined?
• Solution
Appropriate model(s)
diagrams
Procedures
Results
Books
Author, title, publisher, place of publication,
• Oral presentation
Keep the audience’s attention
Use humor
• Length of Presentation
Varies depending on the scope of the talk
Usually 20 – 30 minutes
• PowerPoint
• Use colorful charts, graphs, & tables
• Use appropriate contrast
• Use large fonts
• Don’t overcrowded the “slide”
• Use short phrases instead of paragraphs
• If available, use models and prototypes
• If possible, use video clips and animations
unit: N-m, j, ….
distance, d
force