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                        A list of symbols is formatted like a glossary, but it defines symbols and
                    abbreviations rather than terms. It, too, may be placed before the appendixes   list of Symbols
                    or after the table of contents. Figure 19.7 shows a list of symbols.
                                                                                              b    beta
                                                                                              CRT   cathode-ray tube
                    References  Many reports contain a list of references (sometimes called a   g   gamma
                                                                                                   hertz
                                                                                              Hz
                    bibliography or list of works cited) as part of the back matter. References and   rcvr   receiver
                    the accompanying textual citations throughout the report are called docu-  SNR   signal-to-noise ratio
                                                                                                   ultra high frequency
                                                                                              uhf
                    mentation. Documentation acknowledges your debt to your sources, estab-   vhf   very high frequency
                    lishes your credibility as a writer, and helps readers locate and review your
                    sources. See Appendix, Part B, for a detailed discussion of documentation.   figure 19.7  list of
                    See page 556 in the sample recommendation report for an example of a ref-  Symbols
                    erence list.
                    Appendixes  An appendix is any section that follows the body of the report
                    (and the glossary, list of symbols, or reference list). Appendixes (or appendices)
                    convey information that is too bulky for the body of the report or that will in-
                    terest only a few readers. Appendixes might include maps, large technical di-
                    agrams or charts, computations, computer printouts, test data, and texts of
                    supporting documents.
                        Appendixes, usually labeled with letters rather than numbers (Appendix
                    A, Appendix B, and so on), are listed in the table of contents and are referred
                    to at appropriate points in the body of the report. Therefore, they are accessi-
                    ble to any reader who wants to consult them. See pages 557–58 in the sample
                    recommendation report for examples of appendixes.


                    SaMPle RecoMMendation RePoRt

                    The following example (Elkins & Carruthers, 2011) is the recommendation re-
                    port on the CMSU clicker project proposed in Chapter 16 on page 457. The
                    progress report for this project appears in Chapter 17 on page 475.





























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