ELP 407 Reports & Proposals Overview
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What are the two main functions of reports and proposals?

  • Inform only
  • Persuade only
  • Inform and persuade (correct)
  • None of the above

What three sections make up a long report?

Front matter, report body, and end matter

Which of the following is NOT a type of scientific or technical report?

  • Technical brief
  • Feasibility report
  • Experimental/research report
  • Marketing report (correct)

The 'soape' format is commonly used in nursing reports.

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What are the benefits of using a standardized format for reports?

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What is the task assigned in the last slide?

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Report Function

Reports serve to inform and persuade the audience.

Long Report Structure

Long reports have three main sections: front matter, report body, and end matter.

Front Matter

The initial section of a long report, containing cover, transmittal, title page, summary, contents, and illustrations.

Report Body

The middle section of a long report, usually including introduction, discussion, conclusions, and recommendations.

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End Matter

The final section of a long report, containing references, appendices, glossary, and index.

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Technical Brief

A concise report summarizing technical information.

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Feasibility Report

A report assessing the practicality of a project/idea.

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Experimental Report

Details experiments, methods, results.

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Progress Report

Updates on the progress of a project.

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Procedure/Task Report

A report detailing a procedure or task.

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Field Report

Report created during fieldwork in a specific location.

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Quality Control Report

Evaluates quality standards and adherence.

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Investigation Report

A report detailing an investigation conducted.

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Test/Laboratory Report

A report documenting results from lab testing.

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Hazard Report

Identifies and analyzes safety hazards.

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Evaluation Report

A report evaluating performance or progress.

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Proposal Report

A report presenting a plan or suggestion with details.

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Lab Report Format (Summary)

Summarizes a lab or experiment.

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Lab Report Format (Statement of Problem)

Articulates the core problem being investigated.

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SOAPE Format

Structured format for nursing reports: subjective, objective, assessment, plan, evaluation.

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Report Format Advantages

Structured formats help writers and audiences focus on content.

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Study Notes

ELP 407 Reports & Proposals

  • Course title: ELP 407 Reports & Proposals
  • Course instructor: Dr. Norah Almusharraf
  • Date: 11/25/2024

Report Functions

  • Reports can both inform and persuade
  • Different types of reports have different structures and purposes

Long Reports Structure

  • Front Matter: Cover, letter, transmittal, title page, summary/synopsis, contents page, and list of illustrations
  • Report Body: Introduction, discussion, conclusion, and recommendations
  • End Matter: References, appendices, glossary, and index

Samples of Scientific/Technical Reports

  • Technical brief
  • Feasibility report
  • Experimental/research report
  • Progress report
  • Procedure/task report
  • Field report
  • Quality control report
  • Investigation report
  • Test/laboratory report
  • Hazard report
  • Evaluation report
  • Proposal report

Lab Report Format Example

  • Summary/abstract
  • Statement of problem
  • Apparatus
  • Procedure
  • Text results
  • Analysis
  • Conclusions
  • References

SOAPE Format for Nursing Reports

  • Subjective data: Patient's reaction to care
  • Objective data: Nurse's observations (vital signs, etc.)
  • Assessment: Nursing analysis of progress/lack of progress
  • Plan: Nursing action plan (e.g., medications)
  • Evaluation: Patient's response to care

Advantages of Accepted Report Format

  • For writers: Provides a structure, sequence, and discipline
  • For audiences: Allows focus on content, not structure

Task

  • Find two reports from different academic/industry areas
  • Analyze the structure and style conventions
  • Refer to the slides for report examples

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Explore the essential components and structures of reports in ELP 407 Reports & Proposals. This quiz will cover various report types, their purposes, and detailed formatting guidelines, including front matter, body, and end matter. Test your understanding of scientific and technical report writing.

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