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Lab Reports. Abstract: One paragraph summary of what the paper contains. Short and concise. Must Have Purpose Key Results Major Points
Restrictions One Page Less than 200 words
Introduction: Prepare reader for the rest of the report, background for the experiment. Must Have Clearly stated goals Background Theory
May Have Previous Results Theory/mathematical Content
Expectations Apparatus: Clear description of apparatus and materials used. Can be lists. Method: A clear description of the ACTUAL process followed. Always note any changes form the planned method. Results: Usually presented in graphical form (include tabular information where appropriate). •
Number and title all graphs and tables.
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In text draw attention to any key points or features in graphs or tables.
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Only provide sample calculations.
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State any key results in the text.
Discussion: •
Explain what can be clearly understood from the results.
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Logical deductions from the analysis
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Point out any ambiguities
Conclusion: States the results of the experiment. Must Have State results Justify the statement
May Do Significance of the findings Suggest Further Research
Restrictions One Page Less than 200 words
Introduction: Prepare reader for the rest of the report, background for the experiment. Must Have Clearly stated goals Background Theory
May Have Previous Results Theory/mathematical Content
Expectations Apparatus: Clear description of apparatus and materials used. Can be lists. Method: A clear description of the ACTUAL process followed. Always note any changes form the planned method. Results: Usually presented in graphical form (include tabular information where appropriate). •
Number and title all graphs and tables.
•
In text draw attention to any key points or features in graphs or tables.
•
Only provide sample calculations.
•
State any key results in the text.
Discussion: •
Explain what can be clearly understood from the results.
•
Logical deductions from the analysis
•
Point out any ambiguities
Conclusion: States the results of the experiment. Must Have State results Justify the statement
May Do Significance of the findings Suggest Further Research
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