University of Mary Washington Predator and Prey An In Depth Analysis Report
Description
A scientific report usually consists of the following sections, which you will include as separate sections with these headings in your report. By the way, a good report is a stand alone document. Therefore, someone outside the class should be able to read your report, reproduce the experiment and obtain similar results!
Title
Introduction – in depth discussion of background information; aim for at least a full page that is heavily cited.
- Hypothesis – concise, testable, verifiable, third person
- Materials and methods – detailed list and set of instructions
- Results – charts, tables, graphs and a brief description
- Discussion – in depth discussion of what the data means and how it is relevant
- Conclusion – your thoughts on improving experiment, unexpected results, etc
- Literature cited – minimum of 3 scholarly sources that are cited parenthetically within the text
- Here are several websites that should help give you a better idea of what generally belongs in each section:
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