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Sections for your Log Book: Set up journal. Project topic selected. Project research completed. Project problem/question decided. Project Hypothesis stated. Project experiment designed. Project experiment completed and data recorded. Data Analyzed and Conclusion written.
The logbook will be filled by the student at the end of every working day and should comprehensively indicate the tasks done and the skills learnt within that particular day. The logbook should be kept at the work place and MUST NOT be carried home.
It is important that you follow the set requirements, as your log book is considered an official record and is often submitted to your tax authority. Common details to record in your log book include the distance you drive, the date and time of driving, and the destination and purpose of your journeys.
You must date every session, and record the time of the day for each important entry. The key is to document your actions in real time not to write polished or complete prose. Do not leave blank space to be filled in later when you have more time or think that youll understand it better.
Project log books are used to record your daily activity from the very first thing you do in starting the project (an introduction statement what your project is all about), to the completion of the effort (including the final results, did your project meets the core objectives, etc.)
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if applicable make an entry every time you work on your project date each entry make your notes in point form organize your logbook into sections such as: schedule, daily notes and ideas, background research, contacts and references, experimental procedure/method, data collection sheets, observations/results in tables
A logbook should at least contain the date, description and reference of important moments, decisions, problems and solutions.
Use the active voice in the first person when making an entry so it clearly indicates who did the work. Your experimental entries should read like a story. Illustrate as necessary - a picture can be worth a thousand words! Record everything - no detail is insignificant.

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