When writing a thesis or dissertation, citing sources correctly is crucial for academic integrity and clarity. Below are examples of how to format citations in the CSE style specifically for theses and dissertations.
Format:
Author Last Name First Initial(s). Year. Title of thesis. [Type of thesis]. Institution; Location.
Example:
Smith J. 2020. The impact of climate change on marine biodiversity. [Master's thesis]. University of Washington; Seattle.
Format:
Author Last Name First Initial(s). Year. Title of dissertation. [Type of dissertation]. Institution; Location.
Example:
Johnson A. 2021. Innovations in renewable energy technologies. [Doctoral dissertation]. Stanford University; Stanford.
Format:
Author Last Name First Initial(s). Year. Title of thesis. [Type of thesis]. Institution; Location: Publisher.
Example:
Miller R. 2019. Urban sustainability practices: A comparative analysis. [Master's thesis]. Harvard University; Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
Format:
Author Last Name First Initial(s). Year. Title of thesis. [Type of thesis]. Institution; Location: Publisher; Available from: URL.
Example:
Lee K. 2022. The role of artificial intelligence in modern education. [Master's thesis]. Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Cambridge: MIT Press; Available from: https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/123456.
Citing your theses and dissertations correctly in CSE format is essential for maintaining academic standards. The examples provided above illustrate various scenarios, ensuring you can confidently reference your sources. For further guidance, consult the latest CSE manual or your institution’s writing resources.