Write the introduction of the paper. Include a description of the problem or the topic of research, the focus of your paper and a summary of your position or argument.
Describe the methods you used in your research or experiment. Include any information or equipment you used and any specific methodologies implemented.
Present your quantitative results -- data -- in terms that can be easily understood by the reader. Use a systematic, logical presentation and include charts, tables or graphs to help explain your results.
Discuss what you learned from your research. Interpret the results for your reader and explain what they mean and what the impact of what you have learned may be.
Make your conclusions and state your recommendations. Summarize why what you learned is important and what additional research you recommend for the future.
Include a list of references you used for writing your paper.