Year
Year 2
Semester
First Semester
Credit
3
Program Description
Develops skills in drafting clear, concise, and structured technical reports for professional audiences.
About this course
This course teaches you how to write technical reports that professionals use to make decisions. You will learn to plan, draft, and edit documents that present data and findings clearly. The focus is on structure, accuracy, and readability for a specific audience.
You will work through the full writing process, from outlining to final revision. The course covers standard report formats, the use of visual aids, and professional tone. You will also practice presenting your findings to peers.
Who takes this course
- Bachelor of Applied Business — Accounting
- Architectural Technology
- Environmental Technology
- Interior Design Technology
- Medical Office Administration
- Medical Radiation Technology
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
Credits: 3 · Hours: 45
Prerequisites
None
Learning outcomes
- Identify the purpose, audience, and context for different types of technical reports
- Plan and structure reports using standard professional formats and headings
- Draft clear and concise body sections that present data and findings accurately
- Incorporate visual aids such as charts and tables to support written analysis
- Revise and edit reports for clarity, tone, and technical accuracy
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Mid-term report draft and peer review | 20 |
| Final professional report submission | 40 |
| Presentation of report findings | 25 |
| Participation and workshop attendance | 15 |