This journal requires that the author cite and reference their Internet resources and print materials correctly, since both are covered by copyright law. To ensure that the author is fully briefed about correct referencing formats, a guide to referencing Internet resources using the Harvard system has been developed by the USQ Library. All work presented for assessment is expected to be the student's own and original work. The Faculty of Business expects of all students, honest and meticulous acknowledgment of all sources of materials used. Plagiarism Failure to cite sources as they are used will be regarded as plagiarism.
Plagiarism is one form of cheating.
Where direct quotations from a source are included in the student's work, inverted commas must be used and the source cited. Where ideas from a text, reference or article are used, the source must be cited. Similarly, where comments from personal interviews are used, acknowledgment must be made. All sources utilised must be set out in a list of references at the end of the assignments. This does not replace in-text referencing, but is supplementary to it.