Acknowledgement: Typically an acknowledgement is found at the very beginning or very end of a report. It gives the writer an opportunity to thank and acknowledge the individuals that have helped them finish their work, or contributed anything towards the report.
To write an acknowledgement that is suitable for your report, adopt the layout or content and see how you can interpret the typical format into your own work. You should look back through all of the reports, data and evidence that you collected for your project and write a list of all the individuals or companies that have contributed in some way. From this list you can then determine which of the contributions you actually used in your final piece.
Bibliography: Bibliography entries will include:
- Author.
- Title of your source.
- Publication information.
- Date.
Your entries should be listed in alphabetical order by the last name of the author. If you are using two publications that are written by the same author, the order and format will depend on the style of writing.