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    General Outline of A Laboratory Report (BNA30803)

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    The document provides a general outline for a laboratory report, including formatting details and required sections. It states that the report must be submitted within one week of completing the lab and will be penalized for late submission. The required sections are: a front page with identification information and dates, objectives, learning outcomes, introduction, materials/instruments, procedures, results with figures and calculations, discussion interpreting results and addressing mistakes, answers to advanced questions, and a conclusion summarizing the experiment and outcomes. Section headings should be in bold and the report typed except for a signature.

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    General Outline of A Laboratory Report (BNA30803)

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    The document provides a general outline for a laboratory report, including formatting details and required sections. It states that the report must be submitted within one week of completing the lab and will be penalized for late submission. The required sections are: a front page with identification information and dates, objectives, learning outcomes, introduction, materials/instruments, procedures, results with figures and calculations, discussion interpreting results and addressing mistakes, answers to advanced questions, and a conclusion summarizing the experiment and outcomes. Section headings should be in bold and the report typed except for a signature.

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    The document provides a general outline for a laboratory report, including formatting details and required sections. It states that the report must be submitted within one week of completing the lab and will be penalized for late submission. The required sections are: a front page with identification information and dates, objectives, learning outcomes, introduction, materials/instruments, procedures, results with figures and calculations, discussion interpreting results and addressing mistakes, answers to advanced questions, and a conclusion summarizing the experiment and outcomes. Section headings should be in bold and the report typed except for a signature.

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    General Outline of A Laboratory Report (BNA30803)

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    Maimunah Shahrulzaman
    The document provides a general outline for a laboratory report, including formatting details and required sections. It states that the report must be submitted within one week of completing the lab and will be penalized for late submission. The required sections are: a front page with identification information and dates, objectives, learning outcomes, introduction, materials/instruments, procedures, results with figures and calculations, discussion interpreting results and addressing mistakes, answers to advanced questions, and a conclusion summarizing the experiment and outcomes. Section headings should be in bold and the report typed except for a signature.

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    General Outline of a Laboratory Report

    I. Formatting Details:
     The report must be 1.5-spaced text
     The font must be Times New Roman
     The font size must be 12 point
     Page number must be in the below right hand corner of the page
     Section headings must be in bold
     Use “tape” binding with plastic cover at the front page

    Lab report must be submitted prior to the lab session one week after completing the lab. Marks
    will be deducted (-1 mark) for the delay submission of each calendar day.

    Submit via:
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12jJkNpyLW9cyd4s1DBBm6xLQ4F0LApN_?usp=sharing

    II. Sections of a laboratory report:


    A laboratory report should have several sections identified by titles. A typical report must include
    such sections as TITLE, INTRODUCTION, PROCEDURE, RESULTS, and DISCUSSION/CONCLUSION and
    section headings should be in boldface. All should be typed except your signature in declare form.

    1. Front page
    All lab reports should have:
     The title of the experiment
     Your lecturer’s name
     Your name and the names of lab partners
     The date the lab was performed
     The date the report was submitted
    2. Objectives
    3. Learning outcomes
    4. Introduction
     The introduction is one paragraph that briefly explain purpose of the lab and
    background of the experiment conducted
     Do NOT copy the introduction from the lab manual
    5. Materials/instrument
     List everything needed to complete your experiment
    6. Procedures
     Describe the steps you completed during your investigation. This is your procedure.
    Be sufficiently detailed that anyone could read this section and duplicate your
    experiment. Write it as if you were giving direction for someone else to do the lab.
     MUST provide a Figure regarding your experimental setup.
    7. Results
     Graphics/Table need to be clear, easily read, and well labelled
     Provide sample calculation
     Use a sentence or two to draw attention to key points in tables or graphs
    8. Discussion
     This is where you interpret the data and determine whether or not a hypothesis was
    accepted.
     This is also where you would discuss any mistakes you might have made while
    conducting the investigation. You may wish to describe ways the study might have
    been improved.
    9. Advanced questions
     Please answers all question in the lab manual
    10. Conclusion
     Discusses the results in the context of the entire experiment.
     Most of the time the conclusion is a single paragraph that sums up what happened
    in the experiment, whether your hypothesis was accepted or rejected, and what this
    means

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