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Char. Limit
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Now, before I begin, let me say that I have no idea where this would go. It's homework, and it does pertain to introductory physics, but I'm really asking more for general tips than answers to any specific problem.
So, I have a lab report due in about 9 hours. I've already gotten part of it done, and I have a good 7 hours to do it. However, this is my first semester in college. I have no idea what they expect in a lab report. And so I'm coming to you for help.
To the instructors, what do you like to see in a lab report? How detailed should I go? How much writing should I include? What tips might you have?
To fellow students, what have you noticed gets you a high grade? Is it more important that you have a lot, or can you be concise and still get a good grade?
Note that this question doesn't pertain to just this lab report, but to all future lab reports as well. I just want tips to make sure that my report looks good for college, because this is the first time I have to do this.
All help is appreciated. Thank you very much!
-Char. Limit
So, I have a lab report due in about 9 hours. I've already gotten part of it done, and I have a good 7 hours to do it. However, this is my first semester in college. I have no idea what they expect in a lab report. And so I'm coming to you for help.
To the instructors, what do you like to see in a lab report? How detailed should I go? How much writing should I include? What tips might you have?
To fellow students, what have you noticed gets you a high grade? Is it more important that you have a lot, or can you be concise and still get a good grade?
Note that this question doesn't pertain to just this lab report, but to all future lab reports as well. I just want tips to make sure that my report looks good for college, because this is the first time I have to do this.
All help is appreciated. Thank you very much!
-Char. Limit