SCIENTIFIC REPORT
SCIENTIFIC REPORT
Scientific report is a document that describes the process, progress, and
or results of technical or scientific research or the state of a technical
or scientific research problem.
HOW TO WRITE SCIENTIFIC REPORT?
INTRODUCTION
Write the title of your own experiment
State your goals
States your hypothesis
METHODS
Details on how you tested your hypothesis.
Clarifies why you performed your study in that particular way
It consist of :
1. Variables
2. Materials and equipment
3. Methods / steps
DATA AND RESULT
Provides raw data collected
Provides your observation data
Expresses the data in table form, as an
easy-to-read figure, or as
percentages/ratios
Condition A
Condition B
DISCUSSION
Considers whether the data you obtained support the hypothesis
Elaborate the data obtained with the theory used
State your own conclusion (based on your goals)
In conclusion, this experiment shows that online learning increase student’s happiness
This experiment prove that fertilizer could increase growth hormone of apple tree
The conclusion is an apple a day could improve student’s energy by 30%
PHYSICAL APPARATUS
Metre ruler
Digital balance
Statif + clamp
Lever balance
Amperemeter
Multimeter
Lup
Forcemeter
Power supply
Thermo meter
Crocodile clips
Ticker meter
Osiloskop
Stopwatch
SAFETY IN PHYSICS LABORATORY
SAFETY IN PHYSICS LABORATORY
1.
Follow directions. Come to lab prepared to perform the experiment. Follow all written and verbal
instructions. When in doubt, ask.
2.
Be alert and attentive at all times. Act like an adult.
3.
Report all accidents, injuries or breakage to the instructor immediately. Also, report any equipment
that you suspect is malfunctioning.
4.
Eating and drinking are not permitted in the laboratory. If you have a medical condition requiring
an exception to that rule notify your instructor.
5.
Dress appropriately. Avoid wearing overly-bulky or loose-fitting clothing, or dangling jewelry that
may become entangled in your experimental apparatus. Pin or tie back long hair and roll up loose
sleeves.
6.
Ask the instructor to check all electrical circuits before you turn on the power
7.
Return all equipment, clean and in good condition, to the designated location at the end of the lab
period.
8.
Leave your lab area cleaner than you found it.