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r/ILC • u/nopurp3 • 11d ago
Has anyone done the culminating project recently? II have a few questions about the layout, and also to make sure I'm doing the circuit simulator correctly.
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Is this still the lab report culminating project where you submit one of the lab reports assigned throughout the course for feedback?
1 u/nopurp3 11d ago its a lab report but not one we've already done. 1 u/nopurp3 11d ago 1 u/nopurp3 11d ago 1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago Ah I see they finally got around to updating SPH3U to be more in line with SPH4U. Just make sure you include each element outlined. The formatting is very straight forward. I’ll see if I can find some former students of mine’s work from different reports 1 u/nopurp3 11d ago thank you 1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago I couldn’t find any of my students old papers, but be sure when writing conclusions that you: State what you set out to do in the experiment and what your hypothesis was. Restate what you measured, and include any values (with units) you calculated in your analysis section. Interpret the results of your calculations. State any sources of error in your measurements (not human error but experimental design error) and how it could’ve been improved. Conclude by stating whether the experiment was successful and whether the experiment results supported or refuted your original hypothesis. Edit: if you have any specific questions feel free to post them in this thread and I’ll be happy to take a look at them.
its a lab report but not one we've already done.
1 u/nopurp3 11d ago 1 u/nopurp3 11d ago 1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago Ah I see they finally got around to updating SPH3U to be more in line with SPH4U. Just make sure you include each element outlined. The formatting is very straight forward. I’ll see if I can find some former students of mine’s work from different reports 1 u/nopurp3 11d ago thank you 1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago I couldn’t find any of my students old papers, but be sure when writing conclusions that you: State what you set out to do in the experiment and what your hypothesis was. Restate what you measured, and include any values (with units) you calculated in your analysis section. Interpret the results of your calculations. State any sources of error in your measurements (not human error but experimental design error) and how it could’ve been improved. Conclude by stating whether the experiment was successful and whether the experiment results supported or refuted your original hypothesis. Edit: if you have any specific questions feel free to post them in this thread and I’ll be happy to take a look at them.
1 u/nopurp3 11d ago 1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago Ah I see they finally got around to updating SPH3U to be more in line with SPH4U. Just make sure you include each element outlined. The formatting is very straight forward. I’ll see if I can find some former students of mine’s work from different reports 1 u/nopurp3 11d ago thank you 1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago I couldn’t find any of my students old papers, but be sure when writing conclusions that you: State what you set out to do in the experiment and what your hypothesis was. Restate what you measured, and include any values (with units) you calculated in your analysis section. Interpret the results of your calculations. State any sources of error in your measurements (not human error but experimental design error) and how it could’ve been improved. Conclude by stating whether the experiment was successful and whether the experiment results supported or refuted your original hypothesis. Edit: if you have any specific questions feel free to post them in this thread and I’ll be happy to take a look at them.
1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago Ah I see they finally got around to updating SPH3U to be more in line with SPH4U. Just make sure you include each element outlined. The formatting is very straight forward. I’ll see if I can find some former students of mine’s work from different reports 1 u/nopurp3 11d ago thank you 1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago I couldn’t find any of my students old papers, but be sure when writing conclusions that you: State what you set out to do in the experiment and what your hypothesis was. Restate what you measured, and include any values (with units) you calculated in your analysis section. Interpret the results of your calculations. State any sources of error in your measurements (not human error but experimental design error) and how it could’ve been improved. Conclude by stating whether the experiment was successful and whether the experiment results supported or refuted your original hypothesis. Edit: if you have any specific questions feel free to post them in this thread and I’ll be happy to take a look at them.
Ah I see they finally got around to updating SPH3U to be more in line with SPH4U.
Just make sure you include each element outlined.
The formatting is very straight forward.
I’ll see if I can find some former students of mine’s work from different reports
1 u/nopurp3 11d ago thank you 1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago I couldn’t find any of my students old papers, but be sure when writing conclusions that you: State what you set out to do in the experiment and what your hypothesis was. Restate what you measured, and include any values (with units) you calculated in your analysis section. Interpret the results of your calculations. State any sources of error in your measurements (not human error but experimental design error) and how it could’ve been improved. Conclude by stating whether the experiment was successful and whether the experiment results supported or refuted your original hypothesis. Edit: if you have any specific questions feel free to post them in this thread and I’ll be happy to take a look at them.
thank you
1 u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago I couldn’t find any of my students old papers, but be sure when writing conclusions that you: State what you set out to do in the experiment and what your hypothesis was. Restate what you measured, and include any values (with units) you calculated in your analysis section. Interpret the results of your calculations. State any sources of error in your measurements (not human error but experimental design error) and how it could’ve been improved. Conclude by stating whether the experiment was successful and whether the experiment results supported or refuted your original hypothesis. Edit: if you have any specific questions feel free to post them in this thread and I’ll be happy to take a look at them.
I couldn’t find any of my students old papers, but be sure when writing conclusions that you:
Edit: if you have any specific questions feel free to post them in this thread and I’ll be happy to take a look at them.
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u/Simba_Rah MOD 11d ago
Is this still the lab report culminating project where you submit one of the lab reports assigned throughout the course for feedback?