Choose a topic of your choice that is program-related. You need to choose a topic or project that involves an issue/problem which you can describe, analyze and propose solutions for. You may choose to build upon a formal report that YOU have written for another professor, as long as it corresponds to my requirements. Remember that your audience's needs are primary and your report format should always respond to those requirements. The planning of every report begins with a statement of purpose explaining the goal, significance, and limitations of the report. Since this is a research document, consider topics where materials are readily available. As you acquire research materials, note the documentation information carefully, since this information will be incorporated in your report. Note: Most formal reports do not use first person pronouns (I, we). Content/Length: The completed formal report will consist of a minimum of 10 computer- generated pages and will include the following: