Technology & Operations Management Information Resources: Citing & Writing

Citing

• SFU Library guides to common citation styles in research: APA | MLA | Chicago/Turabian
• Information on citing statistics.
• SFU Library plagiarism guide: Discusses what plagiarism is and how you can avoid it. Includes a plagiarism tutorial to test yourself on the topic of plagiarism.
• RefWorks at SFU Library

• Store your references online and format bibliographies instantly.
• Access your account from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.
• Export citations from a variety of article indexes and database service providers into your RefWorks account.
• Share your references with others.

• Citing Business Sources

The websites below provide guidance on citing Business Sources not usually covered in style manuals, e.g., Passport database statistics. Consider these guides as a supplement to the more authorative style guides listed above (e.g., APA, MLA, etc.).

• McGill's Librarian's guide to citing Business Sources in APA
• Coastal Carolina University's Citing Select Business Sources in MLA

Writing

• Information on writing for university and two-page handouts about writing and are provided by the Student Learning Commons. See also their links to business writing sources.
• The Business Writing Guide: library resources on Business writing from business memos to PhD dissertations.

Further Resources

• See the SFU Library's Writing and Style Guides for further information on citation styles and guides to writing.