Prince Kumar Gupta gave a presentation on progress reports. The presentation covered the purpose and contents of a progress report, including an introduction, work completed, work scheduled, and a conclusion. Progress reports are used in project management to assess work done against the budget, schedule, and scope and determine if changes are needed. They help management track the progress of ongoing efforts. The presentation provided examples of progress reports and guidelines for how to write one.

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Presentation
on
Progress Report
Presented By
Prince Kumar Gupta
MCA 3rd

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Table of Content:-
Introduction to Report
Introduction to Progress Report
Content of Progress Report
Why we use Progress Report
How to make Progress Report
Example of Progress Report for Student
Reference
Conclusion

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Introduction to Report:-
A report is written for a clear purpose and to a
particular audience.
Introduction to Progress Report:-
Progress reporting is an essential activity of project
management. The project manager issues
regular reports on progress against budget,
schedule and scope. Include these people on your
circulation list: Project Sponsor. Budget Holder.

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Content of Progress Report:-
Introduction :- Including What, Why, Background,
Scope and Preview.
Work Completed(heading) :- Steps completed and
problems confronted and how resolve . Problems encounter
may be a separate section.
Work Scheduled(heading) :- What remains to be
done, deadlines for completion (possible includes a schedule
with specific dates).
Closing(no heading) :- Encourages feedback, goodwill and
contact information

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Why We Use Progress Report :-
An assessment that takes place during
a project or process, that conveys details such as what
sub-goals have been accomplished, what resources have
been expended, what problems have been encountered,
and whether the project or process is expected to
be completed on time and within budget.
Progress reports are used bymanagement to determine
whether changes are necessary to an ongoing effort.

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How To Make Progress Report
 Decide how you want to present your material
 Consider using subsections
 Write the heading
 Write the introductory section
 Do the body of the proposal
 Address what is next for your project
 Add in total hours worked

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Example of Progress Report:-

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Example of Progress Report:-

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Reference :-
www.slideshare.com
www.progressreport.com
www.business.com

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Conclusion :-
 Progress Report are use to report the growth and improvement
of a Students .
 A good Progress Report can be use to determine the growth of a
Students.

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