Title Page. Includes: Title of the Report, Student ID Number, Name of Course, Submission Date. Not included in word-count., Abstract. Provides a brief summary of the contents of the report. Its main purpose is to allow the reader to quickly decide if they will find the report useful. Not included in word-count., Table of Contents. Allows the reader to find each section easily. Shows the section heading, sub headings and page numbers. Not included in word-count., Introduction. Provides background information about the topic and why it is important. Includes a hook to catch the reader’s attention and a roadmap describing what you are going to do., Literature Review. Provides context. Can include assessing existing theories and current research on the subject and pointing out inconsistencies or gaps. Shows that you have adequately researched and understand the topic. Not always required when writing reports, Findings/Results. Details of you have found in your investigations, including graphs, tables, and diagrams. Is objective and logical., Discussion and Analysis. Provide a critical analysis (break down the results and present your ideas, based on the findings) Support these ideas with sources., Recommendations. Address any weaknesses/limitations your method of investigation may have had. Suggest suitable improvements and solutions. Advise a course of future action., Conclusion. Summarises the outcomes and implications of the investigation and reinforces the most important points., Reference List. A detailed list of all the sources you used and cited in the report..

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