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Guidelines For Lab: 1. Results

1. Lab reports must be submitted on time and include simulation results, graphs, and hardware results. Reports must be neat and plagiarism is not permitted. 2. Results sections should include graphical results with labeled axes and units, descriptions, tables if needed, and a pre-lab record of observations, derivations, exercises, scope responses, and questions. 3. Conclusion sections should discuss how the lab relates to lectures, compare theoretical to actual results, and identify the difficulty level and lessons learned. Students must attend labs and viva sessions to receive marks.

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Guidelines For Lab: 1. Results

1. Lab reports must be submitted on time and include simulation results, graphs, and hardware results. Reports must be neat and plagiarism is not permitted. 2. Results sections should include graphical results with labeled axes and units, descriptions, tables if needed, and a pre-lab record of observations, derivations, exercises, scope responses, and questions. 3. Conclusion sections should discuss how the lab relates to lectures, compare theoretical to actual results, and identify the difficulty level and lessons learned. Students must attend labs and viva sessions to receive marks.

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Guidelines for Lab

1. Title page of lab report must be properly filled.


2. Lab reports must be submitted on time. In case of late submission, 7 marks (per day late
submission) will be deducted. It is your responsibility to submit your lab report in time.
3. Lab report must include simulation results, Graphs, Hardware results (if asked).
4. Lab report must be neat.
5. Plagiarism in lab report or readings will not be accepted and both groups will be marked
zero in whole lab.
6. Only 1 Lab report per group is required
7. Detail about point 3 is as under

1. Results
Must be in following format

Graphical results with proper indication of the x-y axis along with Units.

Description about the graphical results/responses.

Make table of values in order to check the results (if needed)

Pre-lab results: Throughout all of the labs, we will ask you to keep record of
everything you are doing. It will be handwritten and you should include everything
in the lab report which you feel is important and not part of this handout.
Maintaining this record is a good practice for professionals whether engineers or
not. It helps you to remember things when you are trying to recall them later.
Some of the things you can include in the logbook are:
i. Any observations that you may have
ii. Derivations iii. Solution of exercises

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iv. Responses observed on the oscilloscope, with proper labeling. (For


responses observed on the computer you can save an image)
v. Anything that you do not understand and want to ask from faculty
member.
vi. If done properly, you will feel that this is for your benefit and is a nice
practice to follow in any professional work.

2. Conclusion
Must be in following format

The relation of the new commands learned with


lectures in progress

Comparison of the theoretical results with actual results

Difficulty level of the lab and take away lessons.

NOTE: If you are absent, you will not get any marks for the lab report and viva.

However, if you have a genuine reason for being absent, then you will be
allowed to perform the lab in your spare time after showing the Leave
Application approved by EE department.
Viva will be taken in every lab once or twice. If a student leaves the lab
without permission of the Lab Engineer, he will get zero marks in viva.

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