The basic structure of the standardized conclusion report on applied research topics roughly includes the following 10 parts (which can also be divided into 8 parts):

1, subject background;

2. The significance of the research (including theoretical and practical significance, which can also be merged into the "background of topic selection" part);

These two parts focus on answering "Why choose this topic for research?"

3. Theoretical basis of the research;

4. The objectives of the study;

5. Main contents of the study;

6. Research methods;

7. Steps of research;

8. The main process of research;

From part 3-8, answer "How is this subject studied?"

Except for the eighth part, the eight parts of the conclusion report, from 1 to the seventh part, are needed when filling in the project declaration form, making the project research plan and opening the project report, and the contents are basically the same. When it comes to writing the final report, you just need to copy it or make appropriate changes. The eighth part needs to review, sort out, summarize and refine the research process of the subject. Sometimes, the seventh and eighth parts can also be written together.

9. Research results;

This part is the answer to "What research results have been achieved?"

10, the main problems in the research and the future ideas.

The structure of the ending report of experimental research projects is basically the same as that of the ending report of applied research projects. There are three differences between them:

1, the third part of the research report "research objective" should be changed to "experimental hypothesis" in the experimental report.

2, the ninth part of the research report "research results", in the experimental report should be changed to "experimental results and analysis".

3, the title of other parts of the research report "research", should be changed to "experiment".