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NOTES:

• Use long white coupon bond


• Imaginary margin of ½ inch on all sides
• No penciling
• Engineering lettering, vertical, upper and lower case, font size range: 9 to
14
• Observe proper use of tenses
• No cover pages and designs. Just plain simple. Avoid creases and
unnecessary markings
• Staple-wire each Laboratory Report
• Submit not later than May 11, 2024 together with the Peer Ratings

PEER RATINGS

➢ Everyone shall rate each group member based on his performance task
➢ In a small and clean sheet of paper, objectively write your ratings for each
member
➢ Fold and secure. The leader shall gather and seal them in a small envelop
➢ Indicate the Course, Section, Group Number and Experiment #
➢ Submit the 4 small envelops together with the Lab Report

Thanks!

COURSE AND SECTION DATE PERFORMED

GROUP NUMBER DATE SUBMITTED

GROUP LEADER (w/ signature across the name)

GROUP MEMBERS(w/ signature across the name)

EXPERIMENT NUMBER ______

TITLE
What to include in your lab report?

A lab report template usually follows a structured and straightforward procedure. Since each part of the report
has its significance, you should spend enough time to write each part carefully. Laboratory reports have
specific elements, which you must include:

Title
The title should describe the experiment and show what you analyzed in your experiment.

Abstract
This is the summary of your experiment and it should familiarize the readers with the research topic. As a rule,
you would write the abstract last even though it’s at the beginning of your report. When writing the abstract,
try answering these questions:
• Why did you conduct the experiment or research?

• What problem will you address?

• What results did you find?

• What do the results mean?

• Do you have a better understanding of the problem now?

Introduction
You will use this part of the report to discuss the problem you’re studying and other theories relevant to
understanding your findings. Also, you will state here the hypothesis of your experiment and your motivation for
conducting the research.

Methods and Materials


In this section, you will provide your readers with an overview of the apparatus, equipment, or substances you
used. You will also list the steps you took throughout the experiment. If you used any specific number of
materials, make sure to list these details too. For the steps, you need to list these as you performed them during
the experiment.

Tabulated Data and Results


The results are the data you have found or collected from your experiment. Provide an explanation of how you
collected this data. You can use charts, graphs, and other visual aids when presenting the data in this section.
Computations/ Calculations of Error Percentages

Discussion
This section is where you will analyze the results of your experiment along with providing a discussion of your
data. You need to provide an analysis of the weaknesses and strengths of your experiment’s design, then
compare your results with the results of similar experiments. Try to answer these questions while writing
this section:
• What do your findings indicate?

• What is the significance of the results?

• Have you found any knowledge gaps?

• Have you raised any new questions?

Conclusion
This section will serve as the summation of your experiment. You need to clearly state what you learned from the
experiment and its significance.

Recommendations

Reference
Don’t forget to cite all of the sources that helped support your claims or explain any background information.
You should list these references in this section.

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