The theory section should include a written explanation of the relevant concepts and calculations specific to your lab. You do not need to show all steps of the calculation only the formula and result. Tidy diagrams / photographs should be included, with references if they are downloaded. The Discussion section should briefly describe the methods used and show your practical results. You will need to compare your results to the calculations and offer likely reasons for any differences. The conclusion should summarise the practical results and refer back to the original aim(s) of the investigation and the engineering context. Document Preview: Lab Report Your tutor will randomly assign one of the labs to write up as a formal report. There will be an opportunity to perform further work on this lab topic on Tuesday 30th October. Your report must clearly explain how the experiments were performed, the results obtained and compare these results to relevant theory / calculations. More information is on the next page. Items Marks Total Marks Presentation: Report is bound and presented in a professional manner Each section of the report is submitted in the order listed The cover/ title page is well-designed and includes all criteria (Title, name, date, tutor) Table of Contents Includes all report sections and page numbers. Clear typing and page layout (use of white space) /2 /2 /2 / 2 / 2 / 10 Spelling, grammar, language Free from spelling errors (ask someone to proof-read for you) Good grammar. Written in past tense using a passive voice. / 2 / 3 / 5 Abstract (one page only) Key information from each section; essential information only. Gives the research problem and/or main objective of the report. Presents the main findings and conclusions. Using a few numbers is ok. / 2 / 2 /1 / 5 Introduction (one page only) Explain the experiment and its context. Explain the relevance of the topic to Electrical Engineering. Discuss the limitations. / 2 / 2 /1 / 5 TheoryRelevant to topic Clear description of concepts Diagrams/ images used are appropriate and high quality. Simulation / calculation results included where applicable / 10 /7 /5 /22 Discussion of Practical Investigation Opening paragraph states the subject and aims. Outcomes / results described objectively; supporting evidence included. Relevant images / diagrams / graphs Analysis of results / 10 / 8 / 5 / 23 Conclusions and Recommendations(one page only) What was learned through the experiment and research? Comparison of theory and practical. Were there limitations / weaknesses / Attachments: lap-experimen.pdf Solution-lap..docx Lab-assessmen.docx; The theory section should include a written explanation of the relevant concepts and calculations specific to your lab. You do not need to show all steps of the calculation only the formula and result. Tidy diagrams / photographs should be included, with references if they are downloaded. The Discussion section should briefly describe the methods used and show your practical results. You will need to compare your results to the calculations and offer likely reasons for any differences. The conclusion should summarise the practical results and refer back to the original aim(s) of the investigation and the engineering context. Document Preview: Lab Report Your tutor will randomly assign one of the labs to write up as a formal report. There will be an opportunity to perform further work on this lab topic on Tuesday 30th October. Your report must clearly explain how the experiments were performed, the results obtained and compare these results to relevant theory / calculations. More information is on the next page. Items Marks Total Marks Presentation: Report is bound and presented in a professional manner Each section of the report is submitted in the order listed The cover/ title page is well-designed and includes all criteria (Title, name, date, tutor) Table of Contents Includes all report sections and page numbers. Clear typing and page layout (use of white space) /2 /2 /2 / 2 / 2 / 10 Spelling, grammar, language Free from spelling errors (ask someone to proof-read for you) Good grammar. Written in past tense using a passive voice. / 2 / 3 / 5 Abstract (one page only) Key information from each section; essential information only. Gives the research problem and/or main objective of the report. Presents the main findings and conclusions. Using a few numbers is ok. / 2 / 2 /1 / 5 Introduction (one page only) Explain the experiment and its context. Explain the relevance of the topic to Electrical Engineering. Discuss the limitations. / 2 / 2 /1 / 5 TheoryRelevant to topic Clear description of concepts Diagrams/ images used are appropriate and high quality. Simulation / calculation results included where applicable / 10 /7 /5 /22 Discussion of Practical Investigation Opening paragraph states the subject and aims. Outcomes / results described objectively; supporting evidence included. Relevant images / diagrams / graphs Analysis of results / 10 / 8 / 5 / 23 Conclusions and Recommendations(one page only) What was learned through the experiment and research? Comparison of theory and practical. Were there limitations / weaknesses / Attachments: lap-experimen.pdf Solution-lap..docx Lab-assessmen.docx
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