Nt1310 Unit 4 Assignment

My fourth assignment will be discussing and analyzing presenting insights and findings. In the first part, I will be writing about different components of report. In the second part, I will be discussing and analyzing presentation and its parts. In the last part, I will be adding my point of view including recommendation and will be ending my assignment with conclusion and references.
Today, in the most academic schools and institutions, we have seen that both of researchers and sponsors have similar thoughts about what kinds of reporting should be completed during and at the end of research process, which make the findings coming out nicely and correctly. Additionally, a good report always refle cts the quality of materials and resources

A short report is suitable when the issue is well defined, has a short border and easy to explain and discuss such as temporary reports and progress report. Also, it always includes three to five pages, which involves necessary information that need to be mentioned.
In comparison, long report consists of two types; technical report and management report. A technical report is comprehensive with full documents required such as sources of information, research steps, procedures, information collected, tools, methods, index construction and

Information analysis styles. The management report is designed to enable customers to understand the conclusions and recommendations quickly without taking much time in reading.
On the other hand, components of report includes five major elements below:
1- Prefatory Information, which includes transmittal paper, page title, Authorization report, executive summary and table of contents
2- Introduction, which includes problem statement that is a brief explanation of issues that need to be discussed such as research purposes.
3- Methodology, which includes sampling design, research design, collecting information, information analysis and limitations.
4- Findings, which includes conclusions and recommendations

In addition, a Greek philosopher Aristotle created concepts of persuasive communication which include the following:
1- Ethos, which is the truthfulness through personal character. In this point, a presentation research presentation strongly depends on a researcher’s capability to persuade the audience about all what he says is the honesty and what the results he declares are real.

Also, Audience should decide according the results, conclusions and recommendations provided.
2- Pathos, which is the second concept of persuasive communication, and it deeply depends on emotional relation between the speaker and his or her audience.
3- Logos, by using variation of the syllogism, which is named enthymeme. Also, logos are the essence of many research presentations; used to explain facts and findings of results.
4- Plan, which includes audience analysis
Types of learners [Visual - Auditory - Kinesthetic]
The smart speaker is the one who keep their audience interesting and later post that presentation online.
5- Organize, traditional patterns of business including
-local, sorting
-order