Parts and format

Any science experiment where you pose

an issue or problem and conduct an
investigation to decide what you think the
outcome will be
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
HYPOTHESIS
OBJECTIVES
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
DEFINITION OF TERMS
CHAPTER II: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
RELATED LITERATURE
RELATED STUDIES
CHAPTER III: METHODOLOGY
MATERIALS/EQUIPMENTS
TREATMENT/GENERAL PROCEDURE
CHAPTER IV: RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
ANALYSIS OF DATA
CHAPTER V: FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS
FINDINGS
CONCLUSIONS
RECOMMENDATIONS
 2ND GRADING:
TITLE PROPOSAL
CHAPTER 1
 3RD GRADING:
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
 4TH GRADING:
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
AND PRESENTATION OF FINAL OUTPUT
ALL IP’S WILL BE BOOKBIND AS ONE (GRADE 10)
 Guarantee that the subject is sensible and materials
are accessible.
 Ensure that you can foresee what your final output
looks like
 Catches reader’s attention
 Consolidates the paper’s content in a couple of
words
 Keep it brief, simple and attractive
 Use appropriate descriptive words
 Avoid abbreviations and jargons
The Feasibility Of Using Oyster Shell As Substitute In
Manufacturing Hollow Blocks
Make All-natural Insect Repellant With Guyabano Leaves
Utilization Of Avocado Peelings Into Jelly
Ethyl Alcohol From Ripe Orange Peelings
THE FEASIBILITY OF COGON GRASS (Imperata Cylindrica)
AS MATERIAL IN PAPER MAKING
 Should briefly and accurately describe the contents
of the write-up

 Should consist of short and concise description of

the problem and its solutions. It includes:
a. Purpose c. Results
b. Procedure d. Conclusions
 Sufficient background information should be presented
to the readers to understand and evaluate the results of
the present study, references must be cited.
 Scientific fraud and misconduct is not condoned at any
level of research or competition. Plagiarism, use or
presentation of other researcher’s work as one’s own
and fabrication or falsification of data will not be
tolerated. Fraudulent projects are disqualified for the
competition.
 Example: Diastrophism pertains to all movements of
the solid parts of the earth (Madriaga, 1995)

Alphabetize the reference list based on the author’s

surname on a separate sheet of paper.
For internet sources, follow this format:
Author.date.title.internet address.
Zaremba, C.2001. The muscular
System.http://www.sc2000.net/czaremba/noteslectu
re/nucleusno.html
 Provides enough details so that a competent
individual can repeat the experiment.
Materials/Equipment
- exact quantities of materials to be used
Treatment/ General Procedures
- Avoid using the “recipe style” when stating the
step-by-step procedure. Use the narrative form in
the past tense.
 This maybe divided into sub-sections describing
each set of experiment or observations.
Findings – the data may be presented in full and
discussed descriptively in the text or may be
summarized in tables. Tables, pictures, & graphs.
Analysis of Data – the interpretation of the findings
and the significant features shown in tables, pictures
and graphs are pointed out.
 Generalization, checks if the hypothesis is true and
if the objectives were followed.

 Consist of suggestions on future actions such as new

direction of research for further experiments to be
performed.