Science Project Detailed Research Plan
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Science Project Detailed Research Plan
Please complete the information/questions begun/seen below in red ink. Save this document to
your computer, and add a printed hardcopy to your application.
Date:
Student Name:
Project Title: : (What is the effect of XXXX (changing variable) on YYYYY (your
measured end point)?
Choose a title that identifies the content of your project. The title can include the nature of the
study, the species used, and the place of field studies. It should reflect the principal objective of the investigation.
My project Title is:
Hypothesis:
Based on your reading and information research, organize everything you have discovered, and then make
an estimate of what will happen. Knowing certain things are true, you then predict what might happen if you change
something. Your experiment, when successful, will allow you to determine if your hypothesis was correct or not.
My project Hypothesis is:
Materials:
List all necessary biological agents, chemicals, reagents, major instruments, and software which will be used.
My project Materials are listed below:
Methods:
Describe the general methods to be used, and
why are you using the methods you have chosen? Why have
you chosen the described controls?
Examples would be spectroscopy, photometric methods, direct measurement,
volume displacement, voltage, energy output, etc. WHAT IS YOUR MEASURED END POINT(S)?
My general project methods are:
Detailed Experimental Procedure:
State your DETAILED methods, so that others could repeat your work
exactly. Include details, giving exact specifications and quantities.
[Your procedure will describe how you plan to do your
experiment, changing only one variable at a time and keeping all the other parameters the same]. Describe your control so
that you can compare results of your experiment with a standard for which the variable is unchanged. Make sure that you
have three or more seeds/plants/animals in each of the control and experimental groups. Even better, have several
experimental groups (e.g. more than one concentration of chemical you are testing, more than one time point, etc). Make
measurements in metric units when possible. Repeat the test more than once to see if your results are reproducible.
My DETAILED project methods are:
Methods of Data Collection:
If you used a published method, reference the method, but describe any changes
you made to it. If you used experimental organisms, identify them by genus and species. If you used a standard instrument, it
suffices merely to name it, but if you devised a new or special method, describe it completely.
My project uses the following method of data generation:
Bibliography
: List the authors and titles of five, (high school) or three (middle school) science or engineering books or
articles that you have read and found useful for your research subject.
Example: Author ’s Name, Year of publication, “Quoted Title of Magazine Article (magazines only)”; Underlined Title of Book or
Magazine, date, volume, and number of magazine issue. Page numbers read. If you use a web site: , name
of topic from the home page, author, and date read.
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