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2226 SC Scott Coffel, Coordinator www.engineering.uiowa.edu~ctc Center for Technical Communication How to Write an Activity Report Your project is starting to take shape: youâve held a few meetings, doled out tasks to each team member, and perhaps even chosen a leader to keep track of everyoneâs progress (a good idea).onsequences of a Badly Written Activity Report â¢ Team loses credibility (and grade points). â¢ Misstated or incomplete information jeopardizes the projectâs timeline. Note: Some professors may ask you to transmit your reports via e-mail; others may ask you to deliver your reports in person.
Write the report number and date in parenthesis after the title, followed by a comma. Locate the name of the report author. The author's name can be found at the top of the front page. If no author is identified, skip this step. Write by an then the author's first and last name, followed by a period.Note the database where you found the CRS report. If you were given the report by another party, locate the CRS report in a database for citation purposes. Proquest and Open CRS are common databases.Write Text in followed by colon, then followed by full name of database. End with a semi-colon. Complete the citation string with the date you accessed the material.rite the report number and date in parenthesis after the title, followed by a comma. Locate the name of the report author. The author's name can be found at the top of the front page. If no author is identified, skip this step. Write by an then the author's first and last name, followed by a period.