To Keep in Mind...
* Understanding hypothesis: A guess.
* Design an experiment to test a hypothesis.
* Control Group: nothing changes, nothing is done to this group.
* Experimental Group: the group that you experiment on.
* Comparing the two groups.
* See what's going on
* OBSERVING!
Format...
Title
Date
Lab Group (all names)
Course (Summer 2013)
Instructor (Teacher)
Abstract: Summarizes the entire report. (3 sentences, 50-100 words)
BIG NOTE: This goes first in the report on page 1, BUT it is to be written LAST after you complete your lab report!
Procedure: Overview of the procedure
~ Begins on second page of the report
~ Should not be a copy of the written procedure in the lab document
~ It should be a summary of important steps, directions, etc.
Results: Final outcome in the experiment
~ Graphs
~ Data Tables
~ Etc.
Ideal vs. Real! (Report your real results.
Five Essential Components...
1. Background
2. Statement of Purpose
3. Summary of Procedure
4. Summary of Results
5. Significance of Findings.
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