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<font face="Times New Roman"><big><font size="2"><big>Do <b>NOT</b>
tear out the white notebook pages. They should ALWAYS<br>
remain in the notebook. The carbons are torn out before
leaving lab<br>
and given to the TA, whether or not you finish an
experiment. Do<br>
not scan or take pictures of </big></font></big></font><font
face="Times New Roman"><big><font size="2"><big><font
face="Times
 New Roman"><big><font size="2"><big>the
notebook </big></font></big></font>and include them
as your<br>
procedure. Look at my example for a report to see what
you're suppose<br>
include for the procedure section. Generally, it's just a
bibliographic<br>
reference with the changes which were made (exp 1 may be a
little more<br>
extensive, as pointed out previously).<br>
<br>
The report sheets from the manual are included as part of
the report.<br>
You have two choices for this:<br>
<br>
1) Fill in the report sheets, scan them or take a
picture and include<br>
them in the report. If you used Excel to do
some of the calculations<br>
and graphs include the Excel worksheets as well,
even if they aren't<br>
formatted to look like the report sheet. We want
to see the<br>
numbers you used in Excel for the calculations
and graphs.<br>
</big></font></big></font><br>
<font face="Times New Roman"><big><font size="2"><big><font
face="Times New Roman"><big><font size="2"><big> 2)
Use Excel to make data tables and report sheets.
Make the<br>
Excel worksheets look pretty much like
the report sheet. Fill in<br>
the Excel worksheet (programming the
equations in is very useful).<br>
Then include the Excel worksheets (right
from Excel - same for the<br>
graphs) in the report in place of the
report sheet. You do not have<br>
to copy all the numbers over to the
report sheet. However, the<br>
report sheet from the manual still needs
to be included in the report, <br>
</big></font></big></font><font
face="Times New Roman"><big><font size="2"><big><font
face="Times New Roman"><big><font size="2"><big>even
</big></font></big></font>if not filled in.<br>
<br>
<b>This is the preferred method and is
often the easiest</b><b> </b><b>way to do things.</b><br>
<br>
In either case, make sure you have units somewhere
(in the column headings<br>
is most convenient) and make sure you have the
correct number of s.f. As<br>
mentioned before, this is a little tricky to do in
Excel but can be done by<br>
setting the correct number of decimal places.<br>
<br>
Dr. Zellmer</big></font></big></font></big></font></big></font>
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