Final Report Template
Instructions for the final laboratory report
Your Full Name
Cebu Institute of Technology - University your_email_address@cit.edu Abstract
The abstract should have a maximum of 100 words and should briefly state the problem, method, and the summary of the lab report. Lab reports can be computerized or handwritten with 2 cm (1 in) left and right indention for the abstract.
1. Introduction
Paper to be used is 8.5” x 11” (letter or short bondpaper). There will be a 1-inch or 25.4 mm margin on all sides. All fonts for text should be 12-point, Times New Roman and written or typeset in black ink. The Title is centered and in 16-point as shown above.
The recommended page length for the report is 4 pages at maximum, excluding appendices. Justify the paragraphs left and right. The first line of the each paragraph is indented 0.5 cm. There are no spaces between paragraphs.
2. Theory
Equations must be numbered and centered. For example, the hypotenuse, h, of a right triangle is
, (1) where a is length of the adjacent side and o the length of the opposite side. For MS Word, it is advisable to use Word 's Equation Editor or MathType for in-text and display notation. Please keep all notation and formatting as simple as possible.
3. Methods
Figure 1 shows how images are embedded in the document. The figure-captions are centered. Figure-captions are located underneath the figure. Please layout your figures appropriately to allow space for figure-captions to contain in one page.
Figure 1. Example of embedded figure.
Longer figure-captions should be centered underneath the figure and justified for both left and right. The left and right indention should be adjusted so as not to exceed the left and right edge of the figure by more than 1 in.
Embed the figures in the document and place them closest to the text where the figure is referred and discussed. Please ensure that the figures are visible and readable especially for axis labels and markers in a graph. Figures may
Your Full Name
Cebu Institute of Technology - University your_email_address@cit.edu Abstract
The abstract should have a maximum of 100 words and should briefly state the problem, method, and the summary of the lab report. Lab reports can be computerized or handwritten with 2 cm (1 in) left and right indention for the abstract.
1. Introduction
Paper to be used is 8.5” x 11” (letter or short bondpaper). There will be a 1-inch or 25.4 mm margin on all sides. All fonts for text should be 12-point, Times New Roman and written or typeset in black ink. The Title is centered and in 16-point as shown above.
The recommended page length for the report is 4 pages at maximum, excluding appendices. Justify the paragraphs left and right. The first line of the each paragraph is indented 0.5 cm. There are no spaces between paragraphs.
2. Theory
Equations must be numbered and centered. For example, the hypotenuse, h, of a right triangle is
, (1) where a is length of the adjacent side and o the length of the opposite side. For MS Word, it is advisable to use Word 's Equation Editor or MathType for in-text and display notation. Please keep all notation and formatting as simple as possible.
3. Methods
Figure 1 shows how images are embedded in the document. The figure-captions are centered. Figure-captions are located underneath the figure. Please layout your figures appropriately to allow space for figure-captions to contain in one page.
Figure 1. Example of embedded figure.
Longer figure-captions should be centered underneath the figure and justified for both left and right. The left and right indention should be adjusted so as not to exceed the left and right edge of the figure by more than 1 in.
Embed the figures in the document and place them closest to the text where the figure is referred and discussed. Please ensure that the figures are visible and readable especially for axis labels and markers in a graph. Figures may
References: 1. F. Author, S. Coauthor, "Title of paper," J. of This Paper 3(1), pp 123-345, 2000. 2. F. Author, S. Coauthor, “Title of paper,” in Proc. of 25th Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas, (Los Baños, Philippines, 2007), pp 100-102. 3. F. Author, “Title of paper,” Journal of this Paper (to be published). 4. F. Author, Book Mentioned, Chapter 3, Publisher, City, 2000. Appendices A. Questions and Problems 1. What is the purpose of stirring the mixture in the calorimeter, i.e. after the hot sample was poured into it? 2. One hundred twenty grams of metal at 88oC is poured into a 70 grams insulated cup that contains 250 grams of water at 16oC. The final temperature of the mixture is 17.5oC. Determine the specific heat capacity of the metal. B. Computations (for data and results, errors/uncertainties, etc.)