(CSE 8th; 29.3.7.5)
Bibliography citations for master's theses and doctoral dissertations are formatted using basic elements very similar to those found in citations to other print documents (e.g author, title, place of publication, publisher, date of publication, and extent).
Required citation elements include the author(s), , publication date, document title, place of publication, publisher.
Optional elements include extent (i.e. pagination) and notes. The notes field can be used to provide granting/sponsorship information or to indicate alternative sources for the document (e.g. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global).
Author. Publication date. Document title [content designator]. Publisher location: publisher. Extent. Notes.
Neems D. 2016. The formation and function of lineage specific nuclear topologies during cellular differentiation [dissertation]. Ann Arbor: Northwestern University. 145 p. Accessed from: ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global; Last updated 2016 Apr 6.
Citation Number. Author(s). Document title [content designator]. Publisher location: publisher; publication date. Extent. Notes.
1. Neems D. The formation and function of lineage specific nuclear topologies during cellular differentiation [dissertation]. Ann Arbor: Northwestern University; 2016. 145 p. Accessed from: ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global; Last updated 2016 Apr 6.
(CSE 8th; 29.3.7.5.6 and 29.3.7.2.10)
To create a bibliographic citation for a part of a master's thesis or doctoral dissertation follow the rules for citing a complete thesis or dissertation and include specific section information immediately after required citation elements and before optional citation elements.
Required citation elements include the author(s), publication date, document title, place of publication, publisher.
Section-specific citation elements include the name of the section/part with any enumeration (e.g. Book 2, Chapter 5, Section 2) and the title of the section/part.
Optional elements include extent (i.e. pagination) and notes. The notes field can be used to provide granting/sponsorship information or to indicate alternative sources for the document (e.g. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global).
Author. Publication date. Document title [content designator]. Publisher location: publisher. Part name, Part title; Extent. Notes.
Neems D. 2016. The formation and function of lineage specific nuclear topologies during cellular differentiation [dissertation]. Ann Arbor: Northwestern University. Chapter 4.3, Interpreting nuclear organization; p. 89-91. Accessed from: ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global; Last updated 2016 Apr 6.
Citation Number. Author(s). Document title [content designator]. Publisher location: publisher; publication date. Extent. Notes.
1. Neems D. The formation and function of lineage specific nuclear topologies during cellular differentiation [dissertation]. Ann Arbor: Northwestern University; 2016. Chapter 4.3, Interpreting nuclear organization; p. 89-91. Accessed from: ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global; Last updated 2016 Apr 6.