Title

Your title is the first thing a reader sees of your work. Based on these initial words, the reader often already decides whether to stop here or to continue reading. So make sure it gives a good idea of what your report is actually about. 

In the case of research, the title is often a variation on the main question you answered in your work. You can also indicate in a few words something about the approach you have used (interviews, literature study, case study, ...) or the result that has been obtained (guidelines, design patterns, a tool...). 

Tip: While it can be fun to make the title funny or provocative, make sure that the reader can still make an accurate prediction about the contents.

Here are a few examples from actual research reports. What do you expect in terms of content based on these titles?

(Curious about the content based on these titles? You can look them up at scholar.google.com)