CHE/MAE/MSE 593: Applied Project
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Middle Column
-- Writing
-- Citing
Right Column
-- Your Engineering Librarian
Cartoon, by Vic Lockman,from
Plagiarism. Los Angeles: Pyrczak Publishing, 2001
Writing
Need help with the writing your report?
Here's some suggestions:
- the ASU Library has books on technical writing (or browse the Noble Library 3rd floor shelves under call number T11).
- Colorado State University's Writing Center has a site on Technical Reports
- RPI, Professor Jose Holgun-Veras, has powerpoint slide show on writing a technical report
- IET has a guide on technical report writing
- UofA, Engineering College has a guide on Technical Writing
- OWL, the Purdue University's Online Writing Lab is an excellent resource for information on writing at the college level.
Citation Styles
There are literally hundreds of citation styles available. For this class you are asked to use the American Institute of Physics.
The latest version of the AIP Style Manual was the 4th edition, last published in 1997 and is available on the AIP's website.
For a sample manuscript, check the author information pages for the most appropriate AIP journal.
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