A12 Reflections:

Though I did not have an A10 reflection sheet to work with, that isn’t to say I didn’t have feedback to
change how I approached A12.

I was told that in A10, my figure captions were lacking and that they did not go into enough detail
about the figure itself, and often failed to justify the inclusion of the figure in the first place. My
attempt to rectify this was to further add detail to the figure descriptions and reference the figures in
the work far more frequently to add credance to their inclusion.

I found A10 difficult due to a lack of direction, and personal understanding of what the point of the
experiment was, I didn’t know what question I was supposed to be investigating. So in A12 I
attempted to be more focused with my discussion and conclusion by focusing on the application of
the circuit in how practical the Inductor Diode circuit is to be used to analyse chaotic systems.

My results section in A10 was meandering and repetitive, and failed to point out many possible
observations made in the conducted experiment. To rectify this, many figures were removed, and
observations were reported in as much detail as I could recall from my more in depth notes from the
Lab, and more accurately demonstrated the entire process of doing the experiment.