IEEE Referencing: Lecture notes
Related links on this guide
- IEEE Referencing
- Citing sources in the text
- Resources used in the creation of this guide
- The Reference List
- Single citation in the text
- Multiple citations in the text
- How to use quotes in IEEE
- Paraphrasing in IEEE
- Secondary sources
- Month abbreviations
- Word abbreviations in references
- Common IEEE abbreviations and acronyms
- Page numbers
- Citing the same source multiple times
- Place of publication
- DOI in IEEE
Basic format to reference lecture notes
[#] Lecturer(s) Initial(s). Surname(s), Class Lecture, Topic: "Lecture title.” Unit Code, College/Faculty, University, Location, Abbrev. Month, Day, Year.
Referencing elements to cite:
- [#] Reference number (matching the in-text citation number)
- Lecturer’s first initial. Lecturer’s second initial, if provided. Lecturer’s last name
- Class Lecture
- Topic: Lecture title in lower case
- Unit Code
- College/Faculty
- Location: City
- Abbrev. Month, Day, Year. Refer to the Abbreviated month section for further information
[1] H. King, Class Lecture, Topic: "Lecture 3- AC Circuits." NEF2251/VAM3112, College of Engineering and Science, Victoria University, Melbourne, Vic., Apr., 2016.
Referencing lecture notes: Examples
| Material type | In-text example | Reference List example |
|---|---|---|
| Lecture notes |
The issue was highlighted in [6] indicating how necessary it is to consider ... |
[6] V. Navaratnam, Class Lecture, Topic: "Electric circuits briefing.” NEF1204, College of Engineering and Science, Victoria University, Melbourne, Aug., 12, 2015. Note: Use this format regardless whether the format is print or electronic. |