Transcription of How to do your Referencing: Numeric Style
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HS 28. How to do your referencing : Numeric Style This help sheet aims to give you basic guidance on referencing using Numeric Style . For other styles like Harvard system, please refer to Library Helpsheet 30. You should only use one Style consistently all over your work. A good practice in keeping track of your research is, make a list of references you consulted when you BEGIN your research process. This helpsheet covers: A. Why do we need to reference? B. The difference between a reference list and a bibliography C. The main differences between Numeric and Harvard styles D. Citing references within the text ( in-text citations) E. Listing references (citations) at the end of your work ( Reference List). Books / E-books journal articles Websites Other documents: - Reports - Thesis, Conference papers, Patents, Standards, Government publications - Blackboard materials Personal communications - Lectures / presentation - Emails - Weblogs F.
HS 28| HOW TO DO YOUR REFERENCING: NUMERIC -3 Note when citing references within the text 1. The numbers can be placed within brackets or as a superscript, e.g. (1) or [1] or 1 2.
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