Technical Report Writing

Course Code: PERDEV 122

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14 - 16 Jul 2025

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Dubai, UAE

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08 - 10 Dec 2025

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Dubai, UAE

$3,250

Introduction

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The technical writing is the practical writing that people do as a part of their jobs. Reports, in general, give a spoken or written account of something that one has observed, heard, done, or investigated. Report are accounts given, of a particular matter, especially in the form of an official document, after thorough investigation or consideration by an appointed person or bod y. The technical report writing is audience centered; it deals with specific situation for a definite purpose, enables readers to act and interactive. Professionally, reports use the top down method, heading, visual aids, plain and objective language. This technical report language should be honest, formal, u direct si mple expressions, with credit orders.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of technical writing.
Identify the criteria for good technical writing.
Learn the methodology for writing reports.
Improve their skills in technical report writing during regular and daily work
Make reports more communicative, concise clear, simple effective, investigative, factual, interesting, logical creative, and may have a variety of audiences.

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1. Technical Writing: An Overview
1.1. What Is Technical Writing?
1.1.1. Day To Day Technical Reports
1.1.2. Documents For Research Teaching And Education
1.1.3. Operational Manuals, Instructions, Or Procedures
1.1.4. Patents 1.2. Attributes Of Technical Writing
2. Ethical Considerations
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Ethics Definition In Technical Writing
2.1.1. Ethical Rules
2.3. Plagiarism
2.3.1 Academic Plagiarism
2.3.2 Sanctions For People Plagiarism
2.3.3 Plagiarism And The Internet
2.3.4 How To Avoid Plagiarism
2.3.5 Final Word

3. Criteria For Good Technical Writing
3.1. Elements Of Writing Strategy
3.2. Aspects Of Technical Reports
3.2.1 Technical Contents
3.2.2 Presentation Logical Sections, No Bias, Interesting, Specific, Report Mechanics, Hierarchical, And Headings.
3.2.3 Language Skills - No Excess ive Use Of Jargon Or Acronyms, No Misspelling, No Punctuation Errors, Mixed Sentence Length, Written In The Active Voice, Reasonable Grammar, Concision, And Active And Passive Voice.
4. Methodology For Writing A Report
4.1. Planning Your Report
4.2. Using Il lustrations In Your Report
4.2.1 Using Figures In Your Report
4.2.2. Labeling Figures In Your Report
4.2.3. Using Tables In Your Report
4.2.4. Using Graphs In Your Report - Drawing A Graph In Microsoft Office
4.3. Organizing And Numbering Your Report
4.3.1 Using H eadings In Your Report
4.4. Reference Lists And Referencing In Your Report
4.4.1 Using References In Your Report
4.4.2 Reference Forms
4.5. Using Appendices In Your Report
4.6. Editing Your Report

5. Formal Reports
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Categories Of Formal Reports
Informational, Analytical, And Recommendation Reports
5.3. Structure Of Formal Report
5.3.1 Front Matter
5.3.2 Main Text
5.3.3 Back Matter
5.4. Differences Between Formal And Informal Reports
6. Applications In Report Writing
6.1. Laboratory Reports
6.2. Periodic Reports
6.2.1 Activity Reports
6.2.2 Progress Reports
6.2.3. Annual Reports
6.3. Design Reports
6.4. Proposals
6.5. Field Reports

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COURSE METHODOLOGY

Our Training programs are implemented by combining the participants' academic knowledge and practical practice (30% theoretical / 70% practical activities).

At The end of the training program, Participants are involved in practical workshop to show their skills in applying what they were trained for. A detailed report is submitted to each participant and the training department in the organization on the results of the participant's performance and the return on training. Our programs focus on exercises, case studies, and individual and group presentations.

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