Richard de Neufville's TPP SM Thesis Manual - Title Page - MIT

Exhibit 4.1: Ways to Refer to MaterialIf you refer to Form to Use ExampleSeveral articles by same Alphabetical tag on year (Clark, 1998a)author in same year (Clark, 1998b)Two authors Both names (McCord andde Neufville, 1985)Many authors Lead author et al (Schweppe et al, 1985)Page numbers for a quote Page references after year (Tabors, 1992, pp. 18--20)In the bibliography, you should list references alphabetically by first author,exactly as cited in the text. For any particular set of authors the references arechronological, with the more recent references first. Thus:Marks, D. H. (1990a)...Marks, D. H. (1990b)...Marks, D. H. ( 1989)...The format for the references in the bibliography starts off with the authors by lastname, and then initials followed by the data. Thus:de Neufville, R., Chin, F., and Rebelo, J. (1973)...For a journal article, the string continues with the article’s title (in quotes), thejournal’s name in italics, the volume number, the issue number, and the pages inthe journal. For example:de Neufville, R., and Grillot, M. (1982), “Design of Pedestrian Space inAirport Terminals,” Transportation Engineering Journal, American Societyof Civil Engineers, 108, TE1, pp. 87-102.For a book, the string proceeds with the title in italics, the publisher, andpublisher’s location. Thus:de Neufville, R. (1991), Applied Systems Analysis -- Engineering Planningand Technology Management, McGraw-Hill, New York, NY.Thesis Definition and Preparation -- Richard de Neufville 28