SM *X Bb Bb Bb Z C > Q V = = = v | 4 R 5 5 5 5 5 6 5 R e d E V F Y |y P V R Y Y W 5 + V X C a bbhosted.cuny.edu/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent.jsp?course_id=_2231513_1&content_id=_73543462_1&mode=reset * IA Update Lab Report Analysis Rhetorical Analysis of a Lab Report (Chapter 19)_(10%) Due: Sunday March 19 by 11:59 PM You will analyze a lab report based on the example in Chapter 19. You must include all of the elements outlined in this chapter. But the lab report you find may not have all of the same elements. The lab report is based on scientific or engineering research. If you can, find a lab report based on the topic of sustainability, but this is not required. Use a search engine to locate a lab report. (I have also provided some links.) Analyze the report and discuss each of the eight elements described in Chapter 19. In what ways does it follow the format described in this chapter? If the report differs from this format, why do you think the author(s) chose to present information in the manner they did? Your analysis will have an introduction and a conclusion. It must contain a thorough analysis of each of the eight elements described in this chapter. Cite the lab report. Minimum 3 pages, approximately 750 words. Self-Reflection 1-2 pages Using the eight elements as an outline, go through the lab report completely and compare each section to the way Markel describes the section in the text. Either use the authors' last names or an abbreviated name of the report when referring to it. Then write a comparison. You must reference the chapter and the information contained there. For example: Title: In this lab report (name it) the authors do a good job of coming up with a descriptive title (explain). In the text, Markel says that....etc. Abstract: Markel says the abstract should be.... In this lab report (name it).... 38 Search LO N hulu CA W X 3:43 AM Clear P ENG US 3/21/2023MAX Bb Bb Bb 2 C > y = = = v A Re | | d e R e d E V F Y |y P y R Y C Y W + V X > C Abbhosted.cuny.edu/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent.jsp?course_id=_2231513_1&content_id=_73543462_1&mode=reset IA Update Either use the authors' last names or an abbreviated name of the report when referring to it. Then write a comparison. You must reference the chapter and the information contained there. For example: Title: In this lab report (name it) the authors do a good job of coming up with a descriptive title (explain). In the text, Markel says that...etc. Abstract: Markel says the abstract should be.... In this lab report (name it).... Minimum two-three pages (500-750 words) Self-Reflection 1-2 pages (minimum 250 words) Rubric: Do you have an introduction and a conclusion? Have you mentioned the name of the lab report and its authors in the introduction? (10%) Is the organization of the paper clear, and have you used the method of analysis as explained above? (20%) Have you analyzed each section of the lab report, noting its similarities to the description in the text and differences? (20%) Have you referenced the information in the text and discussed in what ways the various sections of your lab report followed the format given in the example in the chapter? (20%) Have you offered your own opinions on why the authors chose to represent the information as they did? (15%) Is the writing and grammar relatively error-free? (10%) Have you written a reflection referring to some of the course learning outcomes that were applicable in this assignment? (5%) 38 Search LO N : DELL hulu CA Clear W X ENG 3:43 AM US 3/21/2023