A detailed list of people who helped you and what they did

The why behind doing an experiment. Usually stated as ‘To show…’, ‘To demonstrate…’.

Results/findings/graphs explained in words, more extensive in report than on poster.

These show the name of an item e.g. BMW and these names should not be visible in any Eskom Expo report or poster.

Relates to the hypothesis and either agrees or disagrees with the hypothesis and must include key results.

Patterns and trends are noted and explained, anomalies/unusual results are discussed, limitations noted and clarified.

These are the design processes that an engineer does when he/she identifies a problem or need and then creates or develops a solution.

A proposal intended to explain certain facts or observations – this is a statement based on the aim.

The reason for you doing the project and it includes evidence from the most important source as well as the value of your project i.e. who will benefit from this knowledge. In addition you should refer to ethical issues if relevant.

A person who assists you as you develop your project and gives you professional help (e.g. scientist or a teacher)