The Conclusion is your verdict on whether each specific objective was met and what it means. It is short, declarative, and directly traceable to your findings. Do not introduce new evidence here.
Conclusion Style
A good conclusion is:
Quality
What It Looks Like
Declarative
The system met all five specific objectives
Traceable
Each conclusion cites a finding from Chapter 4
Modest
Scoped to what the data actually shows
Forward-looking
Implies but does not yet state the recommendation
Conclusion-to-Objective Mapping
Specific Objective
Conclusion Statement
Identify requirements
The 12 functional requirements gathered from HR staff were validated by acceptance testing
Design architecture
The proposed three-tier architecture met response-time targets
Develop modules
All five modules passed unit and integration tests
Evaluate acceptance
ISO 25010 averaged 4.4 out of 5, above the threshold
Recommend improvements
See Chapter 5, Section 5.4
Length And Format
Format
Recommended?
One block paragraph
No - hard to grade
Numbered list (objective by objective)
Yes
Tabular
Yes, especially as a supporting table
Mixed
Yes - intro paragraph then numbered list
What To Avoid
Words like proves, perfect, definitive - your evidence rarely justifies them.
Discussion
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