Coursework x
INFxxxxxxCoursework xMatriculation NumberNB you need to manually
adjust this figure in your final document to allow for tables,
diagrams and appendices
Your title
Subject
INFxxxxxxCoursework x
Matric Number: 12345678
AbstractAbstract should be around 6-10 lines long.
Date:[Publish Date]Word count:271
IntroductionGeneral instructionsPage layout: Submissions should
be in Arial font, 12 pt (11 points used here is fine), line spaced
at 1.15 to 1.5.ReferencesThe author-date system of source citation
should be used in the text, e.g. (Cruickshank, 2012). Please use
the guidelines available through Moodle to help ensure that your
paper meets recognised standards of referencing. You can use Words
built-in bibliography feature as is demonstrated here (Edinburgh
Napier University, 2011).Please do NOT use footnotes for
references[footnoteRef:1]. [1: Footnotes are best used for short
explanations of specific points which would break up the flow of
your argument if included in the main text. Some readers will read
them, some ignore them.]
Illustrations and tables, appendicesCaptions for tables and
figures should use an alternative font to the main text (eg 10
point bold). They should be referred to in the text using Arabic
numerals, e.g. Figure 1, Figure 2, Table1, Table2, etc., in order
of appearance. Example tableSee Table 1 below for an example of how
to use words captioning features for cross-referencing from within
the text.Table 1 Example of how to add and caption a tableHeader
1Header 2Header 3
Tabke text 1Main text
AppendicesYou may include appendices, the content of which
should not be included in the main word count (conversely, use
appendices to justify the arguments in the main text; they cannot
earn you marks in their own right).Second
sectionEtcBibliographyBloggs, F. (2012). My article title.
International Journal of Studies, 5(4), 23-45.Edinburgh Napier
University. (2011). Example citation of a corporate report. London:
Routledge.
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