refernce list for thesis

 

Certainly! Here are examples of how you can reference thesis content using the reference list numbers:

1. In-text citation (APA style):

• "The Master Integration Package serves as a comprehensive blueprint for B2B communication (Bagga, 2023)."

2. In-text citation (MLA style):

• "As described in the Master Integration Package, custom iFlows are essential for integration with external partners' systems (Bagga)."

3. Footnote (Chicago style):

• "The Master Integration Package provides insights into current challenges in EDI processing (Bagga, 2023, p. 14)."

4. In-text citation (APA style):

• "The role of B2B communication in SAP Integration is crucial for seamless interactions (Quattrocchi et al., n.d.)."

5. In-text citation (MLA style):

• "According to Quattrocchi et al., runtime defect prediction is essential for industrial business processes (n.d.)."

6. Footnote (Chicago style):

• "SAP's role in B2B communication is discussed by Quattrocchi et al., emphasizing the need for real-time integration (n.d., para. 3)."

These examples illustrate how you can reference thesis content using the corresponding reference list numbers in various citation styles. Ensure that the citations match the format of your chosen citation style guide.

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i mean [number], referece list , list of reference number [1] . [2] . etc;

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Got it! If you want to reference thesis content using the reference list numbers in a numeric style, you can follow this format:

• "The Master Integration Package serves as a comprehensive blueprint for B2B communication [31]."
• "As described in the Master Integration Package, custom iFlows are essential for integration with external partners' systems [31]."
• "The role of B2B communication in SAP Integration is crucial for seamless interactions [32]."
• "According to Quattrocchi et al., runtime defect prediction is essential for industrial business processes [32]."

Then, in your reference list, you would list the references corresponding to the numbers:

Reference List

1. Bagga, J. (2023). A Practical Guide to SAP Integration Suite. Springer. Retrieved from Springer.
2. Quattrocchi, G., Nijholt, M., & Tamburri, D. A. (n.d.). Runtime Defect Prediction of Industrial Business Processes: a Focused Look at Real-Life SAP Systems. Retrieved from SSRN 4601521, papers.ssrn.com.

Ensure that the reference numbers in the in-text citations match the corresponding numbers in the reference list.

  

for thesis, can we start refenced from introduction or review of literature?

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Yes, absolutely! You can start referencing from any section where you have cited external sources or literature. Typically, references are included wherever you have made a claim, presented data, or discussed findings that are not originally yours and have been obtained from external sources. This often includes the introduction, review of literature, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion sections. Each time you cite a source within the text, it should be referenced in your reference list.