and some evaluation of material, and on that basis it would get a better mark than paragraph 2.
Conclusion
This guide has provided you with information on how to incorporate references to your sources in coursework assignments at the Aberdeen Business School.
You should always identify the sources of information used in your work. References are essential when direct quotations are given in the text, and when the ideas, arguments, etc. of another author are rewritten in your own words.
In some cases, your grade may be reduced if you do not reference sources thoroughly, because you have not shown how much work you have done. If you deliberately use other people’s words or ideas without their permission and/or proper acknowledgement, this constitutes plagiarism – which the University considers to be a form of cheating.
Further reading
CAMERON, S., 2005. The Business Student's Handbook - Learning Skills for Study and Employment. 3rd ed. Harlow: Pearson Education Limited.
THE ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, 2006, How to cite references using the Harvard Style. [online], Aberdeen: RGU, available from http://www.rgu.ac.uk/files/ACF1580.pdf [Accessed on 19th June 2006]
THE ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, 2006, How to cite references using the Vancouver Style. [online], Aberdeen: RGU, available from http://www.rgu.ac.uk/files/Vancouver.pdf [Accessed on 19th June 2006]
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