INI300H1 Chapter Notes -The Dilemma, Computer Network, Hertz
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Formal reports: made up of preliminary and proper sections. Memo/letter of transmittal, table of contents, and executive summary. Proper part of the report: introduction, results of the study (made up of. Introduction: background information, purpose statement, scope of the study, relevance of the study (comparison/contrast of your eight secondary sources in about three paragraphs of written text. Look for similarities and differences between the articles; try to compartmentalize the focus of each article so that you can have something to compare and contrast: methodology, definitions (if you are using any) Divided into two parts: results: made up of the data that you collected from primary research. This section often includes charts, graphs, and/or illustrations as well as bullets and paragraphs: discussion: this section interprets and analyses the research findings; it presents a discussion of your findings and compares those results with your secondary research.