Skip to 0 minutes and 5 seconds Technical engineering reports are vital tools for engineers to communicate. But often inconsistencies and inaccuracies bring confusion or delay to projects. Engineering students, recent graduates, new employees, and even established engineers need to convey sensitive and complex information in a clear and accurate manner when they enter the workplace, and the technical engineering report is usually the best way to do it.
Skip to 0 minutes and 35 seconds This free online course from The University of Sheffield will look at how this important type of document is constructed by breaking it down into its component parts. We’ll examine the qualities of a successful report and teach you the techniques required to communicate your opinions and ideas with other engineers. We’ll explore how engineering reports should be written and structured. We’ll offer a step-by-step guide to each section with what to include and exclude, mistakes to avoid, and the correct use of language. After all, a successful project - and career - starts with a successful report.
