Interpretation of the result. The report should be typed, but figures may be hand drawn, and equations may be entered by hand. The shorter is the report, the better. These should be included as an appendix to the engineering report. Questions should be answered in order.
Answers can refer to tables, figures and equations included as part of the engineering report.
Material should not be repeated. There is a natural tendency in a classroom environment to simply enumerate the steps, answer the questions, and call it a laboratory report. This is not sufficient to meet the general requirements. Write a report which is concise, and yet sufficiently complete to be useful to another engineer not familiar with the specifics of the laboratory exercise. .