Table 13.1 in Markel (on p. 320) outlines the different components of a report. Because Project 4 is a short report, you will not need all the components in your written report. At a minimum, however, your group's report should include the items in orange boldface.

Section of the report	Purposes of the section	Typical elements in the section
Front matter	to orient the reader to the subject to provide summaries for technical and managerial readers to help readers navigate the report to help readers decide whether to read the document	letter of transmittal (p. 323) cover (p. 323) title page (p. 323) abstract (p. 323) table of contents (p. 324) list of illustrations (p. 325) executive summary (p. 326)
Body	to provide the most comprehensive account of the project, from the problem or opportunity that motivated it, to the methods and the most important findings	introduction (p. 320) methods (p. 321) results (p. 321) conclusions (p. 322) recommendations (p. 322)
Back matter	to present supplementary information, such as more-detailed explanations than are provided in the body to enable readers to consult the secondary sources the writers used	glossary (p. 328) list of symbols (p. 328) references (p. 330) appendixes (p. 330)