Academic Report Example

The Academic report It is the document that serves as formal communication between students and their teacher, it is the result of a bibliographic or experimental investigation that has to do with a course in particular.

In order for the content of this type of text to be clear and understandable by other people, various resources such as analogies, metaphors, diagrams, diagrams or graphs can be used.

Drafting a Academic report It must be done either in the third person or in the first person plural. When it is made, the following basic rules must be taken into account: take care that it does not exist repetition of ideas, that the text keeps a relationship, does not fall into contradictions and that it presents a progression; By means of these rules, the aim is to keep the text coherent.

The parts that make up the structure of an academic report are generally:

• A cover
• Index
• Introduction
• Development of the topic
• Conclusions
• Appendix
• Bibliography.

Example of academic report:

National Autonomous University of Mexico

Lic. In computing.

Academic report.

MVC programming pattern.

Index

1. Introduction
2. MVC programming pattern
3. Conclusions on MVC
4. Bibliography.

1. Introduction.

The Programming View Model programming pattern is an architecture that proposes the separation of applications in data access model, user view and controls that respond to events.

2. MVC programming pattern.

The MVC pattern proposes the separation of programming logic and user interfaces, seeking to make it possible to design tests units of different components of the system to validate its final functionality, without waiting for it to be completely finished to do it.

We use the assembly of a car as an analogy to explain this pattern; When building a car, the different parts that make it up are built independently and are tested in isolation. It is not necessary to have the motor mounted in the car to test it, nor that the sound equipment be installed to guarantee its correct operation.

In this same way, the software is separated into various components that are independently tested so that at the time they are assembled to form the final software, we do not worry about the operation of each component in particular, because it has already been tested and is assembled free of defects.

 3. Conclusions.

The use of the MVC pattern facilitates the maintenance of the software since, as it is made up of independent components, it is possible to modify or replace one of them without affecting the rest.

4. Bibliography.

• MSDN Magazine