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    Instructions for Preparing Laboratory Reports

    1. Your lab report should consist of the following:

    a) Cover Sheet
    b) Abstract
    c) Report Write-up/Discussion
    d) References (if requested)
    e) Appendices (lengthy code, multipage timing diagrams, etc.)

    2. Cover Sheet: The cover sheet should follow the format of the sample cover sheet that is attached.
    3. Abstract: The abstract is a brief (50-150 words) summary of your report. The project goals, major
    results, and/or conclusions should be stated in the abstract.
    4. Report Write-up/Discussion: The report should begin with an INTRODUCTION and end with a
    CONCLUSIONS section. The remainder of the report should be divided into several named
    sections as appropriate. You should have sections titled according to what is described in that
    section.
    5. References: As appropriate, include a list of reference material used in preparing your report.
    References should be listed in the order they were cited in the report and should be in standard
    IEEE format (see the IEEE Information for Authors document on the course website). The
    Preparation of Papers for IEEE TRANSACTIONS and JOURNALS document on the course website
    also provides good examples. The references should occupy a one or more separate pages with
    the centered title "REFERENCES". References that do not follow these conventions will be
    graded as completely incorrect.
    6. Appendices: Diagrams, programs, tabular data, etc. may be included as appendices or may be
    contained within the body of the report. Any data that spans more than one page should be
    included in an appendix. Construct multiple, titled and lettered appendices as appropriate.
    7. Figures: Figures should be legible and have an appropriate figure number and caption. Logic
    diagrams and timing diagrams may be screen captured and imported as figures where appropriate.
    Logic and/or timing diagrams may appear in landscape mode to enhance readability. All information
    in logic diagrams and timing diagrams should be labeled appropriately. The IEEE Information for
    Authors document on the course website is the source for describing proper formatting and
    referencing of figures. Figures that do not follow these conventions or are unreadable will be
    graded as completely incorrect.
    8. Source Code: All source code must follow coding conventions presented in class. Code that does
    not follow these conventions will be graded as completely incorrect.
    9. Timing diagrams: Remember, timing diagrams are meant to convey information to your reader about
    the functionality of a given design. Related signals should be grouped together to enhance
    readability. For example, clock and clock related signals should be grouped together and placed
    at the top of the timing diagram. Controls signals should also be grouped together with the data
    signals they control. Timing diagrams should be sized so that it is easy to read appropriate
    information from the timing diagram. Long timing diagrams should be split into multiple figures as
    appropriate. Timing diagrams that do not follow these conventions or are unreadable will be
    graded as completely incorrect.
    10. All pages are to be numbered with the exception of the cover sheet and abstract page.
    11. All reports should be free of grammatical and typographical errors. Use an appropriate word
    processor with spell and grammar check capabilities.
    12. All reports are to be double-spaced with appropriate margins (one inch on all sides).
    Title

    First Laboratory Report for CENG 3264

    Submitted by

    Name
    Student number

    Computer Engineering
    University of Houston – Clear Lake
    Houston, Texas 77058

    Date

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