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content to the body of the text. If small caps are used for a definition in the Abstract, small caps must be used again (once – for the same definition) within the body of text.
Table of Contents: The table of contents should not be numbered and the contents must start from page number 1. Any page(s) before table of contents should be numbered in Roman. The page numbers should match correctly to the actual contents in the final version of the report. Heading up to third level may be included in the table of contents.
List of Figures: All the figures used in report are mentioned here according to their page numbers
List of Tables: All the tables used in report are mentioned here according to their page numbers
List of acronyms: All the abbreviations and acronyms
Introduction:
Research work:
Conclusion:
References: In-Text Citations
References to other sources should be numbered sequentially by order of mention in the text, with the number placed in brackets and the end of the sentence and printed on line (not as a superscript) like [1]. In-text citations should appear at end of the clause/sentence. Multiple in-text citations should appear as [1], [2] or [1]-[3] and should appear in chronological order as [4], [17], [34], [35].
Direct quotes that will occupy less than 3 lines when typeset should be inside double quotation marks, with page number of quoted material listed after source number (like [1, p. 321]). Direct quotes occupying more than 3 lines (4 and plus) should be formatted as block quotes, where quote is indented from left margin without quotation marks, and any reference should appear outside the period.
NOTES:
1. The Abstract cannot contain reference numbers. Please remove them.
2. Only last names can be used within the paper (no first names).
References: Reference List
The list of all references cited in the text should appear in numeric order of mention as endnotes. If samples below are not adequate, see Chicago Manual of Style, 15th ed.
References use sentence-style capitalization with article or chapter titles (CMS 17.51) and headline-style capitalization with book titles (CMS 17.50).
Each reference begins with the first initial of the author then follows with last name.
References to other sources should be numbered sequentially by order of mention in the text, with the number placed in brackets and printed on line