4. Other requirements 4.1 Software and Spell-check Work term reports should be prepared on computer software that is accessible to the author during an academic term so that corrections may be readily undertaken. The use of an electronic is expected. Note, however, that the Canadian version is expected if it differs from the U.S. version. 4.2 Standard International Units The International System (SI) of units should be used throughout the report. If the British (or Imperial) system of units is used during the work term, then SI equivalents must be quoted in parentheses immediately following the Imperial units. 5. Structure Work term reports should be organized in the following sequence: Front Cover (no page number) – Letter of Submittal no page number – Title Page considered to be i, but not indicated – Summary (or Executive Summary) page ii – Acknowledgments (optional) page iii if included –
4. Other requirements 4.1 Software and Spell-check Work term reports should be prepared on computer software that is accessible to the author during an academic term so that corrections may be readily undertaken. The use of an electronic is expected. Note, however, that the Canadian version is expected if it differs from the U.S. version. 4.2 Standard International Units The International System (SI) of units should be used throughout the report. If the British (or Imperial) system of units is used during the work term, then SI equivalents must be quoted in parentheses immediately following the Imperial units. 5. Structure Work term reports should be organized in the following sequence: Front Cover – (no page number) Letter of Submittal – no page number Title Page – considered to be i, but not indicated Summary (or Executive Summary) – page ii Acknowledgments (optional) – page iii if included
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