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Biomedical Engineering: Writing, Citing & Plagiarism

Engineering Style

A variety of different 'styles' are used for engineering publications. The style you use will depend on what your professor or publisher prefers, which may be specific to a publication or area of engineering.

Why Cite?

Academic integrity is a core value at Marquette.  One of the primary concerns of faculty is plagiarism by students. Knowing what plagiarism is and how to avoid it will prevent you from making costly mistakes.  Here are some resources for you to use:

Other Style Manuals

The following publication styles are widely used in the social sciences, humanities and sciences. Check with your faculty member or publisher to verify if these are appropriate for your use.