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CI-MDon TroxelDocumentation and Precision6.111 Lab ReportHow to Write the ReportReport ComponentsReport Components - 2Report Components - 3When You Are All Done1CI-M 6.111 Spring 2004 – Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory - Copyright © 2004 by MITCICI--MMDon TroxelDon TroxelSome slides are derived from slides presented by Leslie C. Perelman Feb. 28, 20012CI-M 6.111 Spring 2004 – Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory - Copyright © 2004 by MITDocumentation and PrecisionDocumentation and Precision Documentation solidifies ideas and procedures. For you the designer and others Documentation is a record of the project. For further changes For debugging or troubleshooting Sloppy facts and lack of precision can destroy things. Confusion over units of measure destroyed a MARS lander. NASA designers used metric units: newtons per second for thrust. Lockheed Martin builders programmed the thrust in pounds per second. The craft was about 60 miles (96 km) off course and went into oblivion.3CI-M 6.111 Spring 2004 – Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory - Copyright © 2004 by MIT6.111 Lab Report6.111 Lab Report Elements of a 6.111 lab report Title Abstract Table of Contents List of Figures and Tables Overview Description Testing and Debugging Conclusions Appendices Read appropriate sections in The Mayfield Handbook. This is accessible from the 6.111 web page.4CI-M 6.111 Spring 2004 – Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory - Copyright © 2004 by MITHow to Write the ReportHow to Write the Report Write it in stages. Title Overview Figures Tables Description  Testing and Debugging Conclusion Appendices Lists of Tables and Figures Table of Contents Abstract – Note that this is written last.5CI-M 6.111 Spring 2004 – Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory - Copyright © 2004 by MITReport ComponentsReport Components Title – Entice a reader into going further. Don’t use “Lab 2” or “report 1224”. Overview Describe briefly the device’sz purpose. What does it do?z use. How does one use it?z subsystem organization. Give a plan or road map for the report. Figures – Use a template and straight edge or a graphics program. Circuit diagrams convey information about design elements, making building, testing, and debugging easier.z Information flows in normal reading order.z Label all signals.z Show connection points with a dot.z Omission of a dot implies no connection. Do not use a “hop-over”.6CI-M 6.111 Spring 2004 – Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory - Copyright © 2004 by MITReport Components Report Components --22 Figures (continued) Timing diagrams show cause-and-effect relationships.z Show only relevant signals. Label them.z Include a clock signal in synchronous systems.z Abbreviate data bus contents.z Usually, do not show propagation delays.Description Describe the device in enough detail so a skilled engineer can understand, replicate, and verify your results. Give functional specifications. Describe, in detail, how the design works,i.e., how the design implements each function. Organize the design description to mirror the organization of the design itself. Document fully any non-standard, clever, or hack design elements, both to help others understand and to help you remember why you did this. Illustrate with tables and figures. Organizing the figures and then describing them is a good way to create your description. Put detailed logic diagrams, VHDL code, etc., in appendices.7CI-M 6.111 Spring 2004 – Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory - Copyright © 2004 by MITReport Components Report Components --33 Testing and Debugging Describe the procedure for testing each subsystem. Describe what you did to get each subsystem to work, i.e., how did you go about fixing problems. If you couldn’t get all functions to work:z Describe which subsystems did work and to what extent.z If you fixed a problem, describe how.z If you didn’t fix it, describe the problem and what your next testing and debugging steps would have been.Conclusion Summarize the most important or innovative design features. Describe (briefly) the test results. Discuss problems with your initial design and the solutions you implemented. Suggest improvements to the design (and specification). Abstract In one paragraph, describe your project and the results. Do not say what is contained in each section of the report,8CI-M 6.111 Spring 2004 – Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory - Copyright © 2004 by MITWhen You Are All DoneWhen You Are All DoneCheck the spelling. Read your report over again. Hand written corrections are ok (if


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