ENG 333 Communication for Science and Research

Read the notes about Status Reports: A status report has three parts:
- Introduction - Brings the audience up to date by giving succinct background information, and outlining the issues to be covered
- Technical Section - Reports on recent progress, and changes
- Recommendations - Points the way to future action
A status report moves from past tense, to present tense, to future tense. A successful status report is one that answers the following question:

Who is supposed to do what with the information I provide?
Click on WebCT/Vista
Click on the Discussion Forum Status Report
Post a message to your group discussing the status of your part of the project
Post one reply that addresses what needs to be done to finalize this assignment. Consider making a suggestion that goes beyond just "getting it done," but that also addresses what could make it even better.