Name: Dela Cruz, Juan A.
Section:
LABORATORY TITLE
I. Objectives
Though there are objectives stated in every laboratory sheet, it is better to rephrase them into
more specific statement(s). Focus only on the main goal(s) of the experiment. In this way,
making your conclusion will be easier since the objectives set must be answered in the
Conclusion part.
II. Materials
• One-meter rope
• Ruler
• One light object
• One heavy object
III. Experimental Set-up
For lab-at-home activities only:
Show an illustration/photo of the experimental set-up that you use. Include as
attachment, a fast-paced (time-lapsed) video of yourself as you set up the apparatus
and gather data (2-3 minutes only).
For lab activities that use virtual simulations or program:
Show a screenshot of the virtual lab simulation. For lab activities that use AdDU-
Physics .exe programs, just mention the name of the lab program instead of an
image.
IV. Data and Results
This is the part of your report where you systematically show all your data and results
(measurements), usually through tables and graphs. Required calculations also fall
under this part.
V. Data Analysis
This is the part of your report where you do error analysis, either by calculating the
absolute error, percentage error, percentage difference, and any other appropriate
means of determining degree of error in your experiment. This is where you make sense
of your data by interpreting what the data and results mean by using appropriate
Physics and mathematical principles. This is also where you verify or validate
relationships between physical quantities that are in focus of the experiment.
VI. Recommendations and Conclusions
This part synthesizes your generalizations. This must also directly address the
objectives that are set at the beginning of the experiment. Hence, clearly stated
objective(s) will help you articulate clearer and direct-to-the-point conclusions. Limit this
part to 1-2 paragraphs only.
VII. Practical Integration
This part is optional. You show and briefly discuss practical application(s) of the
Physics principles that are covered in an experiment. Cite all references used and limit
this part to 2-3 paragraphs and 1 photo only
*Format: File type: PDF
Paper size: 8.5” x 11” or Short bond paper
Font face: Roboto
Font size: 10
Margin: 1 inch: all sides.
Spacing:
RUBRICS:
4 3 2 1
Accuracy 5-10% error 11-20% error 21-30% error 31% error and above
Analysis (x2) The results There is a minor Major errors are The analysis is
were correctly error in the found in the erroneous.
analyzed analysis analysis
Results The table were The table has The table has The table is incorrect
correctly minimal errors major errors (no
created (no labels or no labels and
proper legend) incorrect inputs)
Theory (x2) The theory There is a minor There are a lot of The theory behind the
behind the misconception misconceptions in activity is incorrect.
activity was in the theory the theory behind
properly behind
explained
Format Followed the 1 of the 2 of the required Did not follow the given
• Proper required required things things were not format
heading format were not followed
• The ff are followed
included
(date
performed,
lab act. #,
name)
• Results are
in tabular
form
• Lab report
has 6 parts
