IEEE--Electronic Sources

Section 10.8.4.5

Electronic Sources

The IEEE subscribes to the guidelines for citing electronic sourcesbeing developed by the International Standards Organization.

Articles in an Electronic Journal

Give the author, title, type of medium (enclosed in brackets),volume, issue number (in parentheses), page number (if given),and the year and month of publication (in parentheses). Then give the full Internet address or thename of the online service provider prefaced by "Available:"

[1] A. Harnack and G. Kleppinger, "Beyond the    MLA Handbook: Documenting Electronic
    Sources on the Internet," Kairos, [Online
    serial] 1(2), (1996 Sum), Available HTTP:

http://english.ttu.edu/kairos/1.2/

Other Online Documents

[1] T. Land, "Web extension to American Psychological Association    style (WEAPAS)," [Online document], 1996
    Mar 31 (Rev. 1.2.4), [cited 1996 Sep 14], Available HTTP:
    http://www.nyu.edu/pages/psychology/WEAPAS/
[1] P. Curtis, "Mudding: Social phenomena in
    text-based virtual realities," [Online
    document], Aug. 1992, [1996 Aug 30],
    Available FTP:

parcftp.xerox.com/pub/MOO/papers/DIAC921992.

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