References and appendices
References
All information, methods, data, diagrams and maps, whether obtained or based on the work of others, must be acknowledged using one of the referencing styles recommended for engineering. To learn more, see Academic integrity or the Citing and referencing Library guide.
Appendices
Appendices contain material that is too detailed to include in the main report, such as long mathematical derivations or calculations, detailed technical drawings, or tables of raw data. The content should be summarised and referred to at the appropriate point in the the body of the report. The conventions for appendices are as follows:
- each appendix must be labelled with a number (or letter) and title
- the appendix numbers and titles must be listed on the Contents page under the heading Appendices (if more than one) or Appendix (if only one)
- each appendix must be referred to by number (or letter) at the relevant point in the text.
From the body of the report:
4.2 Environmental impact
The environmental impact risk is discussed below. The full Environmental Management Registered Table is provided in Appendix D.
From the appendices
