To cite a reference in the text of your work, place the author's surname and the year of publication in parenthesis, e.g.(Smith, 2012). All in-text citations must have fully detailed, corresponding entries placed in a reference list at the end of your assignment. Reference list entries should be arranged alphabetically by author's surname (or by organisation name).
Some examples of in-text citations:
Name the first author of the publication followed by et al.
If there is no personal author but the work is published by an organisation, give the name of the organisation as author.
If there is a widely known abbreviation for an organisation, that abbreviation can be used. But it is good practice to use the full name in the first citation.
If there is no known author, you can cite a work by its title (in italics)
When quoting a reference, you should include the specific page number(s) where the quotation was found.