1)
Title: think of a name that best describe
the project
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in our case, related to the aim of the
project
2)
Aim: What are the two main aims we trying
to achieve/understand in this project?
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For whole project, 5 weeks of experiments,
not for each week
3)
Introduction
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Provide the background that to help reader
understand the project.
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Reasons why the project is done,
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Concept of complementation,
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Rationale of key techniques used, etc
4)
Result and discussion
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Divide your results into smaller sections
for clarity and ease in reading,
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Other than the main introduction, you need to
provide a short introductory sentence or paragraph before you present any
results to describe what the results is about.
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Proper labels (figures number and legend, table
number and title of the figure)
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Place your own results in the report.
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Compare to model answer.
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If your results failed, then include the
model answer. If you get what is expected, model answer is not needed in the
report.
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Discuss any problems and troubleshootings
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Gel photos or plate results (If there is).
Always describe the results. Conclusion of the experiment: what do the results
tell you about the experiment or what you are trying to test?
5)
Conclusion
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Answer the aim.
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Answer the questions you have set at the
beginning
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Have you reached the aim?
**NOTES**
There are basically 5 experiments
or parts performed in this lab report, and make sure each part will have its
own paragraph in Introduction, Result and Discussion, Conclusion. For each of the Lab manuals, there will some
questions in the last page of the manual, use those questions to guide you in writing
this report and make sure include them all in the content
Below there is some data from our
result, but some of them failed, and the model answer is attached, so if the
result failed, make sure both the failed and model answer will be displayed in
the Result and Discussion part. If it is success, just include the success
result.
