From ewt16 at msstate.edu  Tue Sep  4 12:29:39 2007
From: ewt16 at msstate.edu (ewt16@msstate.edu)
Date: Tue Sep  4 12:29:46 2007
Subject: [ece3724-08] [ece3724] MAXPLUS, Xilinx, and You
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Matt,

"Full" is a more or less relative term :P Follow the format given on page 4 of
http://www.ece.msstate.edu/~reese/common_policy.pdf as a guide for your report.
What we want to see is:

1. Title page
2. A short abstract explaining the purpose of the lab
3. Explanation of the procedure of the lab and any experimental data (this is
where you might include the answer to any of the questions asked by the Lab
Manual during the activity sections)
4. A conclusion, that is, what you learned and the answers to any questions
asked at the end of the lab (in the Report section of the lab manual for that
week's lab assignment)
5. An Appendix containing any of the code you modified or wrote for the lab
assignment (the manual should tell you what to insert here.)

The difference between these reports and the "Full" or "Formal" reports (which
are labs 5 and 10 I think...) is that these do no contain a Theory section. You
will be required to conduct some research for the Formal reports that will be
included in the Theory section. They will also require you to reference your
sources in a Reference/Bibliography section.

I hope this clears up any confusion!

--Eric Tramel
Mico TA

Quoting Matt Hodges <jmh328@msstate.edu>:

>
> Do we need to just answer the questions for our lab report or are we
> suppose to write a full lab report for the lab from last week.
>
> Thanks
>