Introduce the problem, outline the method, which cases you are investigating, how your report is structured, and how you will present the results
engineering
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Introduction [20 marks]
Introduce the problem, outline the method, which
cases you are investigating, how your report is structured, and how you will
present the results. A literature review should be included which relates the
theory to the problem. Problem statement and purpose of the research (e.g.
significance of the work) is given in this section. Heat transfer theory learnt
in class related to the work. (3-6 pages)
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Method [20 marks]
Describe the setup and methodologies used.
Relevant pictures and diagrams to communicate the method. Discuss the relevant
theory to justify the setup. Discuss the correct engineering design and
controls that were used to minimise error and ensure reliable data. (3-6
pages).
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Results [20 marks]
Present your results in a meaningful way through
correct choice of figures and plots. Both qualitative and quantitative results
should be provided. Explanations of the results are clear and allow the reader
to understand the results. (5-10 pages).
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Discussion [15 marks]
Critically analyse and discuss the results, e.g.
What were the causes for the results you saw? Why did the results occur the way
they did? Explain this in terms of the heat transfer physics. Relate the
results back to some of the discussion points made in the Introduction.
Supporting theory should be given. (3-6 pages)
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Conclusion [5 marks]
Summarise your key findings, and learnings from
this work. For example, this could be what you learned about the heat transfer.
(1 page)
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Report structure, styling [5 Marks]
Professional report presentation, structure,
accuracy (no errors),captioning, referencing, quality of images, layout
(whitespacing)…. etc
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Slides/Presentations [15 Marks]
Provide 5-8 slide summary to promote and sell
your work. This slide is aimed at your presentation skills (although you won’t
be presenting it), but to communicate your ideas and work in a concise and
presentable mode.
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