What is the procedure in a science project?

Answer 1

The answers vary on this but it can be:

Title

Problem Statement

Hypothesis

Materials

Procedure

Data/Results

Conclusion

Research/Abstract/Bibliography

Answer 2

The procedure is a detailed, and often lengthy, step-by-step set of directions to recreate the experiment for anyone. The more detailed your procedure is, the better overall validity of your experiment.
The procedure for a science project would be to produce a hypothesis about some observed phenomenon, then devise a means of testing your hypothesis experimentally, and see how the results compare to your hypothesis, which will be either confirmed or disproved, if you have designed your test well enough. Thus, you will learn something. It may or may not be anything important, but it is an exercise in using the scientific method nonetheless.
A procedure is the section of a science project that tells what you did to perform your science project.
A procedure in a science project is what you do in the science project.

Answer 3

table of contents

abstract

acknowledgement

chapter I

introduction

statement of the problem

hypothesis

objectives of the study

significance of the study

scope and limitations of study

review of related literature

definition of terms

chapterII

materials and equipment

methodology

ChapterIII

finding data and result

analysis of data

chapter IV

conclusions

recommendations

bibliography

appendices

Answer 4

The steps in a science project are those of the Scientific Method:

1. State a Question or Idea

2. Research the question or idea

3. Form a hypothesis

4. Build an experiment

5. Test the hypothesis

6. Record/publish the results (in a science project, write a small report)

Answer 5

The six steps of a science project is state the problem, reaserch,hypothesis,experiment, analyze data, and the conclusion.