Lab Writeups

ELEC 480 - Labs

Labs (except for Lab 0) run either 3 or 4 weeks
In the first week, learn about the system, modify code, try to get measurements, etc.
In the second week, take data and write a rough draft. Get that rough draft checked off by the instructor, and get his comments on your work to date.
In the last week, present results. Labs will include an oral presentation by the group leader. Everyone in the lab group must present at least one oral report during the semester. (And, it is expected that the entire group will be present at the presentation to answer questions on their contribution.) The oral report will be based on the written report, and will count for 10 points out of 50 for the lab.
After the last week of lab, you have one week to finalize the report, making changes from what you learned from comments on the rough draft and questions and comments on the presentation.
The audience for your report is a set of colleagues. The audience is not the course instructor, and you should avoid comments within the report directed to the instructor.
When your report is finished, hand in a hard copy, and e-mail me with your report attached. When you name the file, the name should include the lab number and description and the initials of team members. Do not include any blanks in file names. I will make your report avaiable over the net and blanks will foul up Unix servers.

Peer Review - Hand this sheet in to Debbie or your instructor. It should be done separately and not attached to the final version of the lab report. It is due when the lab report is due.