Citing references: Harvard Style
(Note that other versions of Harvard referencing are available, but this is the version approved for referencing at CCCU). Parts of referencing There are two parts to referencing - how to refer to a material in the text of your assignment (citations) and secondly, how to reference at the end of your assignment (reference list). The reference ...
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