Lab Reporting
| A. NOTE |
Individual Report --
Lab
Report is an individual work even though a lab work may be done in a
group. Each person in
a group should submit his/her own lab report individually. |
| B. FORMAT |
There is no standard format, but each lab
report should include the following 7
sections (No
Cover page, please) |
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1.
Submission:
Date;
Group Number;
Name;
ID |
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2.
Title:
Lab#
followed by topic of the lab (Example: Lab 4: Sound Generation) |
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3.
Scenario:
Describe a fictional situation you
apply this lab (ex: when an intruder approaches, a sound sensor picks up
the sound and/or voice, then the controller alert with blinking LED and
sounding a buzzer) |
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4.
Components:
Elements and equipment used in the
lab:
This section is
very important.
For each element/component/sensor,
provide:
(a). Name of the element (ex. Analog sound sensor); (b)
The functions of the element (what does the
element do?
What’s the element for?);
(c) A schematic diagram (inputs and outputs are to be clearly marked)
and a picture of the elements; and (d) Connection method or protocol
(ex. serial communication, direct connection with H or L output, Active
LOW indicates the detection, etc.) |
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5.
Schematic
Diagram: Draw a connection diagram of
the Platform with input and output pins and the
elements/components/sensors.
The pin numbers and the corresponding
elements are to be clearly marked in the connection diagram.
And these pin numbers should be
matched with the code. |
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| C. SUBMISSION |
1. A lab report should represent what has been demonstrated in the class. |
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2. A lab report should be submitted (after a
lab was demonstrated in the class with all members present, and cleared
by the instructor) in
an
electronic format
via email
by the next class. |
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3.
A lab Report submitted without Demo Clearance is not accepted. |
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| 4. A late Report is not accepted. |
