1 all measured data should be 4 significant digits.

More than that sometimes do not have significant meaning for it may change during the lab time. you are required to get the linear fitting value for early voltage with 4 significant digits. The method to get this using Excel is to right click on the formula you get, select "Format", then "Data", then "Set Decimal Places", You won't miss that. 2 Please split in-lab section and post-lab section in the lab report. Remember that in the in-lab section you should include: Procedure Calculations and Circuit Verification Data Sets and Graphs In Post-lab section you should include: Post-lab Questions Data Analysis Comparisons between Theory and Lab Results (copied from Lab Report Grading Guidelines) 3Never forget PSpice Simulation if required 4 In each graph, never forget annotation, units and axis scale etc. Do not repeat but simply reference by annotation. 5 The best way to make a comparison is to plot two curves on the same figure rather than say lots of words. A PICTURE says a thousand words , Right? ^_^ 6 Please check the printed version of your lab report to see whether there would be table missing or picture missing for it may happens.