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References and Bibliography:

A reference list cites work that specifically supports a particular essay or report.

A bibliography cites work for background or further reading.

A reference list provides the information necessary to identify and retrieve each source

material. Because the purpose of listing references is to enable the readers to retrieve and

use the sources, reference data must be correct and complete.

Make sure that references cited in the text appear in the reference list and that each entry in

the reference list is cited in the text.

The Electronic Engineering Department has decided to conform to The American

Psychological Association (APA) format, which is one of the most recognised reference

styles, for all essays, reports, articles, etc. published in the Electronic Engineering

Department.

As a general rule, make sure that you provide sufficient information to allow the reader

to locate the source you are citing. When in doubt provide more information rather

than less. Each entry usually contains the following elements: author, year of

publication, title and publishing data.

References for printed material

Books

Book author(s) or editor(s)

Date of Publication

Title of book

Page numbers

Publication information: location and publisher

Examples:

Pitts, J. M., & Schormans, J. A. (2000). Introduction to IP and ATM design and performance : with

applications and analysis software. New York : John Wiley. (047149187X)

Laughton, M. A., & Warne, D. F. (Eds.). (2003). Electrical engineer's reference book. 16th ed.

Oxford, Boston: Newnes. )

(The long number at the end is the ISBN - International Standard Book Number.)

Amari, S-I, Giles, C.L, Gori, M, &. Piuri, V. (Eds.). (2000). Proceedings of the IEEE-INNS-ENNS

International Joint Conference on Neural Networks. IJCNN 2000. Neural Computing: New

Challenges and Perspectives for the New Millennium. 24-27 July 2000. Los Alamitos, CA.: IEEE

Computer Society.

Article or book chapters in an edited book

Article or chapter author

Date of publication

Title of article or chapter

Book editor(s)

Title of book

Page numbers

Publication information: location of publication and publisher

Example:

Hardman, V. J., & Hailes, S. (1999). Mobile multimedia access for the Internet. In D. R. Bull, C.

N. Canagarajah & A. R. Nix (Eds.), Insights into mobile multimedia communications (pp. 111 -

132). San Diego, CA : Academic. (012 140310 6).

(You will not find the author "Hardman" in Queen Mary Library catalogue - authors of book

chapters are not included.)

Published proceedings or published contribution to a symposium in an

edited book

Author

Date of Publication

Title

Editor(s)

Title of publication

Page numbers

Publication information: location and publisher

Examples:

Papadopoulos, S., & Parini, C. G. (1998). FDTD scattering by a dielectric strut in large geodesic

space-frame radomes. In International Symposium on Electromagnetic Theory. Proceedings. 25-

28 May,1998 (Vol.2, pp. 721-3). Thessaloniki : Aristotle University.

Chen, Y., & Cuthbert, L. (2003). Optimized downlink transmit power control during soft handover

in WCDMA systems. In R. Smith (Ed.), WCNC 2003. 2003 IEEE Wireless Communications and

Networking Conference Record. New Orleans, LA, USA. 16-20 March 2003. (Vol.1, pp. 547-51).

Piscataway, NJ, USA : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

Journal

Author(s)

Date of Publication

Title of article

Title of Periodical

Volume number

Page numbers

Example:

Chiau, C.C., Chen, X., & Parini, C. (2003). Multiperiod EBG structure for wide stopband circuits.

IEE Proceedings-Microwaves Antennas & Propagation, 150, no.6, 489-92.

Unpublished paper

Author

Date of publication

Title

Title of conference/meeting

Location

Example:

Lanktree, C., & Briere, J., (1991, January). Early data on the Trauma Symptom Checklist for

Children (TSC-C). Paper presented at the meeting of the American Professional Society on the

Abuse of Children, San Diego, CA.

Technical and research reports

Report author(s)

Date of Publication

Report title

Page numbers

Publication information: location and publisher

Example:

Ely, J. J., Nguyen, T. X., & Koppen, S. V. (2003). Wireless phone threat assessment and

new wireless technology concerns for aircraft navigation radios. (NASA Technical Paper

NASA/TP-2003/212446). Washington, D.C : National Aeronautics and Space

Administration.

Brochures

As entire books

In bracket identify the publication as a brochure

Web references

Online periodicals and online documents:

Electronic sources include databases, online journals, websites or web pages, online

newsletters and web based or email based discussion groups.

Provide sufficient information to allow the reader to locate the source you are citing.

Cite what is available when you cannot find some elements of information about a source.

If the work originally had a print existence, it may be necessary to give the date of the original

print publication.

Include the date that you accessed the source (Note: not required when citing messages).

Cite the address (URL) accurately. Include the access-mode (http, ftp, telnet, etc.). If it is

necessary to divide the URL between two lines, break only after a slash mark and do not

insert a hyphen at the break.

Web Pages

Individual work

Author/Editor

Title of page

Publisher (optional)

Publication date /Last modified

Address

Access date

Example:

Crane, G., editor (2000, March). Hercules, Greece's greatest hero. Retrieved November 27,

2000, from Tufts University, Classics Department, Perseus Project Web site:

/Hercules/

Abbott, K. (2004, May). Finding information for Electronic Engineering, Engineering,

Materials and the IRC in Biomedical Materials. Retrieved May 27, 2004, from Queen Mary,

University of London Library Web site : /eng/

Part of a work

Author/Editor

Title of part

Source title

Publisher (optional)

Publication date /Last modified

Address

Access date

Example:

Du Bois, W.E.B. (1903). Of the dawn of freedom. In The Souls of Black Folk. Retrieved

November 27, 2000, from Project Bartleby

Magazine, journal, newspaper article

Author (if known)

Title of article

Source information (title, volume, pub. date, paging if available)

Database used (when found with subscription database)

Access date

Example: Scott, J. (1999, Jan./Feb.). From hate rhetoric to hate crime: a link acknowledged

too late. Humanist, 8-14. Retrieved on November 27, 2000, from SIRS Researcher

database.

Messages

E-Mail Discussion List Posting

Author

Pub. date of message

Title/Subject line of message

Description

List name

List address (Web message archive or e-mail address)

Example:

Holland, N. (2000, Oct. 15). Overcoming depression. Message posted to Psyart electronic

mailing list, archived at /ipsa/

USENET Newsgroup Posting

Author

Pub. date of message

Title/Subject line of message

Description

Newsgroup name

Example:

Smith, B.C. (2000, Sept. 22). Conserving water in a closed environment. Message posted to

news://nment

Web Forum Posting

Author

Pub. date of message

Title/Subject line of message

Description

Forum/Message address

Example:

Martin, P. (2000, Nov. 24). An impartial Supreme Court?

Message posted to /interactions/s.131587/highlights/

Personal E-Mail Message

• Author/Sender

• Date of message

• Description/Recipient

E-mail messages should be cited only within the text of the paper.

They are not included in the References.

Example:

Anthony Boyle (personal communication, Aug. 31, 2000) stated that this notion of utopia was

consistent with the view held by many religious scholars.

List of accepted abbreviations:

Chap. chapter

Ed. edition

Rev. ed. revised edition

nd

second edition 2 ed.

Ed.(Eds.) Editor (Editors)

Trans. Translator(s)

n.d. no date

p. (pp.) page (pages)

Vol. Volume (as in Volume 5)

Vols. Volumes (as in 5 vols.)

No. Number

Pt. Part

Tech. Rep. Technical Report

Suppl. Supplement

For further information:

See the American Psychological Association APA style manual.

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