'Harvard style' diaporamas de présentation

Citing and Referencing

Citing and Referencing. Harvard Style. University assignment writing. To support your arguments and provide ideas: Read widely and analyse the work of others Use as many sources as you can (books, journals, newspapers, reports, web etc.) Read at an appropriate academic level

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FINAL YEAR PROJECT FOR ENGINEERS

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FINAL YEAR PROJECT FOR ENGINEERS

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Writing a Literature Review

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Citing and referencing: a best practice guide

Citing and referencing: a best practice guide. Class Objectives. Produce a bibliography using appropriate citation standards including: Demonstrating an awareness of what plagiarism is and how to avoid it Formatting citations according to conventions in their discipline.

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Background reading Literature review References & bibliography

Background reading Literature review References & bibliography. Overview. Why review the literature? How do your background reading Writing your literature review Bibliographic references and citation. Why review the literature?. Find out more about your topic

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Why are our students so passive in class?

Why are our students so passive in class?. Better Content Learning through Active Engagement Jane Dillehay 10 August 2011. Force of habit: we teach the way we were taught. 1998 survey of 172,000 faculty (1) 76% listed lecture as primary instructional method = passive learning

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Crafting a research paper or report

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contacts

contacts. Address: Thomas Nowotny; Gusshaustr 10/23; 1040 Wien Telephone: 5053883; cell phone: 06763638391 EM: thomas.nowotny@tmo.at Homepage: http://tnowotny.wordpress.com University E- Mail ( less preferred ) t.nowotny@univie.ac.at

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Skills session November 2012

Skills session November 2012. Writing a Bibliography:. Harvard Style (author, date). A Bibliography. Is a list of your sources of information Helps you to find the information again Shows your teacher where you found the information. Plagiarism is.

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Citations Harvard Style

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