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    The document outlines a lecture on report writing. It discusses the structure of reports, types of reports, basics of writing reports, and strategies for report writing. The course will also cover objectives of technical writing, the writing process, presentation skills, and an overview of common technical documents like memos, emails, and letters. It defines a report as a structured form of writing and lists expectations for reports, such as solving a hypothetical problem, providing a proposal, using an outlined format with headings, and demonstrating research skills.

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    Report Writing

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    The document outlines a lecture on report writing. It discusses the structure of reports, types of reports, basics of writing reports, and strategies for report writing. The course will also cover objectives of technical writing, the writing process, presentation skills, and an overview of common technical documents like memos, emails, and letters. It defines a report as a structured form of writing and lists expectations for reports, such as solving a hypothetical problem, providing a proposal, using an outlined format with headings, and demonstrating research skills.

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    Report Writing

    Lecture 01

    1
    Course Outline [1/2]

     Introduction to Report Writing


     Structure of a Report
     Types of Report
     Basics of Writing Reports
     Report Writing Strategies
     Introduction to Technical Communication

    2
    Course Outline [2/2]

     Objectives of Technical Writing


     Writing Process
     Presentation Skills
     Overview of Technical Documents
    • Memoranda and Email
    • Letters
     Understanding Plagiarism
    3
    Quick overview of BC1

    • Characteristics of effective communication


    • Basic Forms of communication
    • Non verbal / Verbal
    • Internal / external
    • Communication Process
    • Communication Barriers
    What is a Report?

    Structured Form of Writing

    Identify

    Examine Organize

    5
    Characteristics

    • Structured with headings

    • Independent components sections

    • Impartial communication with facts and figures

    6
    Expectations

    • Problem solving hypothetical situation as the Topic


    • Provision of a proposal as the Purpose
    • Addressing a client or a manager
    • A format with headings
    • Objective language
    • Success with good research skills

    7
    Expectations

    • Problem solving hypothetical situation as the Topic


    • Provision of a proposal as the Purpose
    • Addressing a client or a manager
    • A format with headings
    • Objective language
    • Success with good research skills

    8
    Expectations

    • Problem solving hypothetical situation as the Topic


    • Provision of a proposal as the Purpose
    • Addressing a client or a manager
    • A format with headings
    • Objective language
    • Success with good research skills

    9
    Expectations

    • Problem solving hypothetical situation as the Topic


    • Provision of a proposal as the Purpose
    • Addressing a client or a manager
    • A format with headings
    • Objective language
    • Success with good research skills

    10
    Expectations

    • Problem solving hypothetical situation as the Topic


    • Provision of a proposal as the Purpose
    • Addressing a client or a manager
    • A format with headings
    • Objective language
    • Success with good research skills

    11
    Expectations

    • Problem solving hypothetical situation as the Topic


    • Provision of a proposal as the Purpose
    • Addressing a client or a manager
    • A format with headings
    • Objective language
    • Success with good research skills

    12

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