EAPP - Guidelines on Writing Laboratory Reports

The way of testing hypothesis.

• Survey Method

• Experimenting

• Laboratory Report

• Data Gathering

To provide a record of the experiments and raw data included in the report is one of the three main functions of:

• Laboratory Report

• Experimentation

• Data Collection

• Gathered Data

The single most important requirement for a laboratory report.

• Logical

• Accuracy

• Clarity

• Precision

One of the modes of ordering used in writing a report.

• series order

• structure order

• sequence order

• spatial order

Uses a structured questionnaire which is arranged in order.

• Form Method

• Survey Method

• Poll Method

• Interview Method

This page has the course number and assigned lab section, the title of the experiment, your name, your lab partner’s names, the date that the lab was performed and your TA’s name.

• Graph

• Abstract

• Cover Sheet

• Data Sheet

The purpose of an abstract in a scientific paper is to help a reader decide if your paper is of interest to him/her.

• Abstract

• Discussion of Results

• Data Sheets

• Observation

For each experiment, the lab manual has one or more data sheets for recording raw data, as well as, intermediate and final data values.

• Discussion of Results

• Cover Sheet

• Abstract

• Data Sheets

It is used to condense large amounts of information into easy-to-understand formats that clearly and effectively communicate important points.

• Data Sheet

• Graph

• Abstract

• Observation

Show calculations in a neat and orderly outline form. Include a brief description of the calculation, the equation, numbers from your data substituted into the equation and the result.

• Sample Calculations

• Discussion of Results

• Abstract

• Data Sheets