Transcription of Report Writing Style Guide for Engineering Students
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University of South Australia Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment School of Natural and Built Environments Report Writing Style Guide for Engineering Students 4th edition by Anne Winckel and Bonnie Hart revised and updated by Monica Behrend and Bev Kokkinn Prepared in association with Engineering staff and Students , and the Flexible Learning Centre, University of South Australia Sponsored by the University of South Australia Foundation Inc June 2002. Major revisions in the fourth edition: inclusion of a section of Writing a section updating of the Referencing section Major revisions in the third edition: inclusion of examples of electronic referencing additions to Appendix D, Punctuation in technical Writing inclusion of examples in Appendix G, Purposes of paragraphs Major
the form of a model report. The Style Guide specifically deals with: formatting guidelines, components of a report, writing a section, referencing of sources, and the technical language appropriate to a quality report. Style is often a matter of personal preference. Report writing styles will sometimes differ according to the purpose of
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