Laboratory Record UCEST 105

Here’s a general guideline for preparing a laboratory record for UCEST 105 - Algorithmic Thinking with Python, covering the key sections you should include:

Maintain an  A4 size long book(200 pages)  as a rough record.  No fair record  is required.

1. Cover Page( First Page)

• College name and academic year
• Course Name: "Algorithmic Thinking with Python"
• Course Code: UCEST 105
• Your name, class, roll number, batch, and semester
• Instructor's name and Department

2. Index Page

• List all the lab experiments with their corresponding page numbers. Example format:

  Experiment No.	Experiment Title	Page No.
  1	Introduction to Python	1
  2	Program to find largest of 3 numbers	5

  
  

  
  

3. Format for Each Experiment ( To be written on right side)

Each experiment should follow a consistent structure:

a) Title

• Clearly mention the title of the experiment (e.g., "Program to Find the Largest of Three Numbers").

b) Objective

• A brief description of the problem to be solved or the goal of the experiment.

c) Algorithm

• Write the step-by-step procedure for solving the problem. Keep it simple and clear.
• Use pseudocode or flowchart if required

Example:

1. Start

2. Get input values a, b, c

3. If a > b and a > c, then a is the largest

4. Else if b > a and b > c, then b is the largest

5. Else c is the largest

6. End

4. Program and output ( To be written on left side)

• Write the Python code implementation.
• Write the code neatly with proper indentation and comments/documentation  to explain the logic where necessary.

Example:

# Program to find the largest of three numbers
a = int(input("Enter first number: "))
b = int(input("Enter second number: "))
c = int(input("Enter third number: "))

if a > b and a > c:
    print("The largest number is", a)
elif b > a and b > c:
    print("The largest number is", b)
else:
    print("The largest number is", c)

Output

• Show the expected output for the program. You can  write the sample input-output.

Example:

Input:

Enter first number: 10

Enter second number: 20

Enter third number: 15

Output:

The largest number is 20

4. Results ( To be written on right side after algorithm/flowchart)

• Write a short conclusion stating whether the experiment was successful in achieving its objective.
• Summarizing what you learned from the experiments .

Example: The program successfully finds the largest of three numbers.Learned to use if-elif statement with relational operators and also specifying multiple conditions with logical 'and' operator.

General Formatting Tips:

• Neatness: Keep the writing neat, and avoid overwriting or striking through.(use black or blue pen only)
• Use a Ruler: For underlining titles and drawing tables/flowcharts.
• Indentation: Follow proper indentation and maintain clarity in both code and algorithm.
• Consistency: Stick to a uniform format for all experiments.