Summary of Cómo Elaborar un Informe Técnico – Tutorial
Summary of "Cómo Elaborar un Informe Técnico – Tutorial"
This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on how to prepare a Technical Report, specifically for a laboratory context in the field of General Chemistry. It outlines the importance of technical reports for transmitting experimental data and facilitating decision-making in engineering and industry. The video emphasizes the structure, formatting, and content required for a successful report.
Main Ideas and Concepts:
- Purpose of a Technical Report:
- To communicate experimental findings.
- To assist in decision-making and improve efficiency in production.
- To serve as a foundation for graduation work.
- Formatting Guidelines:
- Use Arial font, size 12 for body text and size 14 for section titles.
- Justified alignment, double-sided printing, and specific line spacing.
- Titles should be in capital letters, bold, and centered.
- Content Structure:
- The report should contain 11 sections:
- Cover
- Summary
- Results
- Interpretation of Results
- Conclusions
- Experimental Methodology
- Original Data Sheet
- Calculation Sample
- Error Analysis
- Calculated Data
- Bibliography
- The report should contain 11 sections:
- Writing Style:
- Use past perfect tense and third person.
- Avoid unnecessary ornaments and ensure coherent writing.
- Sections must start on a new page, and tables/figures must be properly numbered and titled.
- Specific Instructions for Each Section:
- Cover: Include institutional information, practice number, title, student data, and instructor details.
- Summary: Briefly describe the purpose, methodology, and findings of the report.
- Results: Present data in tables/graphs without commentary.
- Interpretation of Results: Discuss findings in relation to theoretical expectations and literature.
- Conclusions: Clearly state findings related to specific objectives.
- Experimental Methodology: Describe the procedures followed during the experiment.
- Original Data Sheet: Include actual data collected during the experiment.
- Calculation Sample: Detail calculations performed, including equations and results.
- Error Analysis: Analyze errors and present statistical calculations.
- Calculated Data: Present intermediate and final data in tables.
- Bibliography: List references in ISO 690 format.
- Statistical Analysis:
- Discuss precision and accuracy, including calculations for mean, standard deviation, and percentage error.
- Final Review:
- Ensure all sections are in the correct order and formatted according to guidelines before submission.
Methodology and Instructions:
Follow these steps when preparing your report:
- Read and analyze the practice instructions.
- Gather materials and equipment needed for the experiment.
- Conduct the experiment, collecting data as per the methodology.
- Write each section of the report according to the outlined structure.
- Review and edit the report for coherence, formatting, and adherence to guidelines.
- Submit the report in the required format.
Speakers/Sources:
The tutorial is presented by the School of Sciences, Faculty of Engineering, University of San Carlos de Guatemala.
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