Studying in an average special or higher educational institution, all pupils and students undergo practical training after each course. This may be an orientation, production, technological, pre-diploma or any other. But regardless of the name, the student must submit a report on what he learned during the time he spent in a commercial organization or enterprise.
Each such document, as a rule, consists of:
- an introduction that gives the history of the plant or organization that the student visited;
- the main part containing the information necessary for the subsequent completion of the course or thesis (project) ;
- the final part.
The conclusion of a practice report requires special attention. Indeed, it is on this point that teachers pay the most attention during the defense. It contains information about what the student made and conclusions about the information content and sufficiency of the materials collected.
Many approach writing this work formally. They are trying to simply list the documents and information that they were able to collect while they were at the enterprise. However, this is not enough. In addition to listing the information collected, it is also necessary to analyze it and draw some conclusions. It is the latter that should contain the conclusion of a report on practice.
In almost every curriculum, regardless of specialty and level of an educational institution, practical training is envisaged. During this period, students have a great opportunity to gain practical work skills, get acquainted with the features of workflow at an industry enterprise, study existing information systems, find out other specific features of work in their chosen specialty. All this should then be carefully analyzed, systematized and reflected in such a section as the conclusion of a report on industrial practice. At the same time, you need to be prepared for the fact that during the defense you may be asked why you came to this conclusion and on the basis of which such a conclusion was made.
If you want to reduce the number of questions asked to a minimum, preparing a report on practice, try to be consistent in your reasoning, provide links to specific pages that contain this or that information or to literary sources. Remember that if your leader or any other member of the commission cannot find any parameters or indicators, then you will be asked to provide the missing information.
Do not think that the conclusion of a practice report should contain only an analysis of what you have already done. It is also necessary to bring your thoughts about what you will do in the course or diploma project. In particular, it is necessary to reflect what has already been done at the enterprise and what needs to be done. It is this information that will become the source data for your future work.
It will be nice if you start writing a report during practice, and not after. In this case, your head from the enterprise will be able to give valuable advice on what could be developed further, and your head from the educational institution, having studied the conclusion to the report on practice, will be able to decide whether there will be enough collected information to write a term paper or thesis or you need to return to the enterprise and continue collecting information.
Thus, approaching responsibly to the implementation of this work, you will not only receive the necessary professional skills, but you will also be able to greatly facilitate your training in the next semester, as you will clearly and clearly understand what you need to do in the course or thesis, and you can perform perfectly.