ESOL 200 Humber College Progress Report on The Water Supply Project Analysis TASK Also attached the template. Your audience for this update is your instru | Course Hero

ESOL 200 Humber College Progress Report on The Water Supply Project Analysis TASK Also attached the template.

Your audience for this update is your instructor (Derrick), NOT the company you work for. Write a progress report (1 page) to update me on the progress of your report. Identify the work you have completed, the work that is in progress, and the work that is still planned. Identify any issues or obstacles that prevent you from completing your work. List any resources that you require to complete the work.

A progress report is typically no more than a single page. It should be in memo format (include the header). Use appropriate formatting (bullet points, headers, tables) to organize your information. There should be four main areas to report (Overview/Work Completed/Work In-progress/Work To be Done).

Your progress report will be assessed using the following criteria:

Analysis – Does the message show an analysis of the purpose, audience, information, etc (PAIBOC)?
Content – Does the report provide all the required information stated or implied in the task?
Format and Design – Is the message formatted professionally, based on the principles practiced in this course?
Tone and Style – Does the message make use of strategies for tone and style practiced in this course (point of view, positive language, common courtesy, etc.)
Grammar and Mechanics – Is the message free of word and sentence level errors which interfere with meaning and fluency?

Submit your assignment using the Assignments tool (click on the red title at the top of this document). Be sure to label your submission clearly. For example, if your name is “Brad Pitt”, label your submission bradpittmajorprojectpart2.doc.

Please message your instructor right away if you have any questions or concerns about this assignment. To:
Derrick Hempel
From:
Date:
July 29, 2020
Subject:
Progress Report on
Overview
Identify the purpose and the nature of the project immediately. Supply background information
only if the reader must be educated. This is usually a short paragraph (full sentences)
Work Completed
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Describe the work completed to date for your project.
These are usually bullet points (or numbered) to describe each complete task or event
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Work In-progress
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Discuss the work in progress, including personnel, activities, methods, and locations.
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Work to be done
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Consider future activities- what tasks remain in order to complete the project?
It’s a good idea to specify WHO is doing WHAT by WHEN.
Close by giving the expected date of completion.
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Obstacles/Challenges:
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Identify problems & possible remedies (other headings could be Remedies/Solutions, Resources
required)

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