CCI's Writing Process for Reports Prewriting for Short Stories Brainstorming can take any number of forms. The most important point to remember that you need to find a form that "works for you". Working for you means a format that allows you to generate quality ideas and keep them organized. The first step in report writing is to define your topic and be sure that you have an appropriate focus for the report. A common mistake is taking on a topic that is too broad or is something othe ...

This site is a collection of handouts for Composition 102, created by George Brosi, an instructor at Eastern Kentucky University. These handouts are made available to students and faculty under the aegis of the English Department Web Site at Eastern Kentucky University. © George Brosi, 1995 The Nature of Scholarly Inquiry The Community of Scholars Plagiarism: A Betrayal of the Scholarly Process Proper Research Paper Documentation The Quotation The Paraphrase and the Summary Soph ...

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GENERAL TERM PAPER GUIDELINES A good paper contains many interesting ideas backed up with an adequate number of pertinent examples. Successful writing depends on invention, the generation of relevant ideas. Many people have trouble getting started, so begin the process of brainstorming early. Just write, no matter how nonsensical. Be prepared to throw away a lot of useless words. You will be surprised at how many really good ideas will remain. Very shortly into the writing experience identify ...

ON WRITING LAB REPORTS (F96 5LC) Here are some general guidelines on writing lab reports. These are nothing more than tips and do not suggest a specific format. However, these items are a compendium of ideas that have been compiled by TAs who have previously taught this course. General Comments: 1. Neatness - an obvious necessity. TAs are only allocated 10-15 minutes to grade each lab writeup. It is very frustrating to try to grade a report that is poorly organized and/or illegibly writt ...