NAME: PABLO, JERIC RYAN A.
COURSE, YEAR & SECTION: BSN2C
Types of Technical
Reports
SCORE: ___________
Characteristics
Purposes
Provides precise results,
analysis, and ongoing
updates.
Reports on a regular basis
examines the information and
keeps track of the summary
on a regular basis, you'll get a
positive result. It also shows
data on a daily, weekly, and
monthly basis.
Periodic Report
Progress Report
Progress reports must be
simple, timely, consistent,
exact, and accurate, as well
as contain significant data
and be presented in a way
that an individual, group, or
department can understand
and can comprehend.
on a regular or quarterly basis
basis, in addition to
monetary profiles and projects
that have been completed.
It conveys information
The annual report, also
Annual Report
in an engaging and easyto-understand manner,
and serves as a valuable
branding asset. It should
be professional, polished,
and proof-read.
Conference report
Typically, conference
reports are brief and
concise.
Proposal Report
Proposal report prefers
concise words and active
tone and utilizes basic,
clear, and direct language.
Moreover, to back up your
claims, use examples,
expert evidence, and
precise
facts and statistics.
Audit Report
Feasibility Report
It must be precise, brief
and relevant that a
provides accurate
information, effective
presentation, an impartial
and unbiased approach,
and logical ideas.
Feasibility reports are
written in a very clear,
methodical, wellorganized, focus,
known as the executive
report, summarizes the
accomplishments of the
company for the previous
year. They also explain the
organization's structure,
the company's profile, and
the services or goods it
provides.
Provides data on personal
and business sales, as well
as telephone conferences
between a firm and an
employee or a client, such
as a phone conversation
between a collection officer
and a
client.
Provides a solution or a
recommendation for a
technical problem or in
answer to a client request.
validates an accountant's
examination of a
company's financial data
and determines if the
financial statements
generated reflect a truthful
and fair picture of the
company's condition of
affairs.
A feasibility report supports
the appropriateness of
decisions or actions
Trip Report
Recommendation
Report
Laboratory Report
Accident Report
adaptable, costeffective, and in a
strategic manner.
The objective of the trip
report must be justifiable
as well as precise and
provides a detailed
account of the trip that
serves as the verification of
the cost.
It must provide a variety
of solution options, a
comprehensive
comparison analysis,
and be applicable.
The explanation of the
experiment's aims,
methodology, and findings
should be detailed enough
for interested readers to
replicate the experiment.
The paper should be
written in the third person
and in the passive voice.
Avoid using the same words
over and over again, and
clarify
technical terms.
An accident report should
be neutral and factual. In
the incident report, avoid
using emotive, opinionated,
or prejudiced remarks.
It should present all part of
the situation
and should not bias one
that basically rely on
technical and economic
analysis.
Discusses business trip
events and achievements.
It compares or recommends
the choices available to
address an issue or meet a
demand.
Persuades the reader
to accept one's offer or
request favorably.
Illustrates how people
operate in laboratories, with
a focus on the instruments
and equipment used in the
work.
It documents the who,
what, why, where, and
when of an unexpected
incident or occurrence that
may cause hurt or damage.
Personnel evaluation
Report
Case Study
side over the other.
Provide explicit
explanations of the
particular accomplishment
expectations to be
examined, and ensure that
evaluators understand and
are aware of what they are
evaluating.
A case study must be
particularistic, analytical,
heuristic,
scientific, trustworthy,
and methodically valid,
as well as give
comprehensive and detailed
information.
Assesses prior
performance of workers
for the goal of
improvement.
A case study is a
situational examination
of a specific instance or
circumstance used as a
foundation for drawing
conclusions in comparable
situations
for a businessperson. A
case study is a record of
treatment for
physicians, nurses, social
workers, and other health
workers: a
record of someone's
issue and how they are
treated with,
particularly by the
doctor or social worker.