Project reports typically cover a broader scope than lab reports.
In other words, this type of report presents a wider understanding
of a specific topic. For example, instead of reporting only the
resulting numbers of an experiment, a project report might supply
background information or alternate solutions to a problem. Further,
a project report does not necessarily document an experiment's
results. It may describe a design or concept instead. Because
project reports provide a "bigger picture," they usually
include references.
