IEEE Style assignment help India for UAE

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is considered to be one of the favorite destinations for engineering studies across the globe. There are some of the most reputed engineering colleges in the country that are known for offering a wide range of courses in various steams of engineering for the students pursuing both the bachelors’ and the masters’.

Some of the prestigious names in the field of engineering studies in the UAE include Heriot Watt University, situated in Dubai offering popular courses like Mechanical Engineering, B. Eng. and B. Eng. (Hons), Zayed University in Dubai offering undergraduate level courses such as BSIT – Specialization in Security & Network Technologies, BSIT – Specialization in Enterprise Computing, as well as BS in Information Systems & Technology Management. For the graduate level, there is popular master program for Science in Information Technology with Specialization in Cyber Security, Graduate Certificate in Information Security, Graduate Certificate in High-tech Crime Investigation, as well as Graduate Certificate in Information and E-Archive Management.

There are engineering colleges in the UAE offering specialized engineering courses in the field of Aircraft Technology, Civil Engineering, Electronics and Communications, Mechatronics as well as Engineering Management. Higher College of Technology offer Higher Diploma in the field of Aviation Engineering Technology including higher diploma in the field of Engineering Technology (Aero-engines and Airframe) as well as higher diploma in the field of Aviation Engineering Technology (Avionics). The college offer programs in the field of Civil Engineering with Higher Diploma and BSc in Civil Engineering Technology, Diploma in Highway Technology as well as Diploma in Construction Technology being the most popular courses opted by the students.

Higher College of Technology is also popular among the students for the selection of specialized courses that are rarely taught in other Arab universities. Besides offering part-time diploma in Electrical Technology, the college is also known for offering BSc, Diploma and Higher Diploma courses in Mechatronics. Some of the popular curses include BSc and Higher Diploma in Mechatronics Engineering Technology, Diploma course in Mechatronics Technology (Industrial Maintenance), Diploma course in Mechatronics Technology (Manufacturing), etc.

For the engineering graduates who do wish to enhance their managerial and supervisory skills, can take the help of Engineering Management diploma program offered by this college.

Additionally, there is University of Wollongong in Dubai offering undergraduate level BE courses as well as MEM (Master of Engineering Management) for the students in post graduate level.

American University (School of Engineering) in Dubai offer B.S.C.E. (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering), B.S.C.S. (Bachelor of Science in Computer Science), B.S.Comp.E (Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering), B.S.E.E. (Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering), and B.S.M.E.(Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering).

For  engineering students in Dubai who are keen to pursue part-time course for MSc in Electrical Engineering, Rochester Institute of Technology (R.I.T) Dubai is considered to be the foremost choice in various top universities polls and surveys.

Now, one of the key reasons of mentioning the names of the popular UAE colleges and universities above along with popular courses offered by them is to help you understand the culture of technical education for students in the country. You can opt for whichever engineering stream you wish to go in and experience one of the finest technical education system in the world. The evaluation of the technical prowess of the students is evaluated in UAE through unit tests and semester examinations. The students are also evaluated on the grounds of the assignments in the engineering courses completed by them.

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What IEEE Style is All About?

The IEEE or the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers is basically a professional organization supporting several branches of engineering, information technology and computer science. Besides, the organization is also meant to publish magazines, journals, as well as conference proceedings, apart from creating standards for a substantial range of industries.

The IEEE citation style comprises of in-text citations which are numbered in square brackets that are organized numerically and not alphabetically.

The Basics-

In-text Citing: It is not essential to mention the name of the author, the number of pages used, or the publication date within the in-text citation. Rather than that, refer the source with a square bracket number, e.g. [2], which would correspond to the complete citation mentioned in the reference list. If you are interested to learn about other four popular referencing styles, then visit our guide on 5 referencing styles and citations.

• Place the bracketed citations inside the line of the text, prior to the use of any punctuation, right within a space before using first bracket.

• Numbering your sources as you would cite them in the paper. Once referring it with a source and providing it with a number, it is necessary to use the same number in order to cite that source across the paper.

• While citing multiple sources once, the apt way is to list every number separately, in own brackets, using a dash or comma between the numbers, like: [2],[4],[6] or [2]-[6]

for example,

“….at the end of my conclusion [14].”

“the policy was proposed first in the year 1984 [1].”

“Roxburg [4] proposed the theory…”

“Some of the studies conducted recently [4],[7],[11],[14] suggest the fact that..”

“For example, see [9].”

The formation of a Reference List: There is always a reference list appearing at the end of your assignment work delivering full citations for all kinds of references that have been used.

• Title the concerned list of References either aligned left or centred right at the top of the page.
• Form a hanging indent for every reference with bracketed numbers flushing left side of the page. These hanging indent denotes the numerical sequence for all your references.
• The name of the author is listed in the form of the first initial, the last name. For instance, Franklin De Niro would be cited as F. De Niro (NOT De Niro, Franklin)
• The article title is always listed in quotation marks.
• The title of a book or a journal is always listed in italics.

The following are some of the critical examples of citations for various materials in IEEE style-

• Book (Print): [1] B. Schneider and P. Gomes, Robot Calling. Cambridge, MA: Devlon Press, 1996.
• Chapter (Book): [2] L. Stern, “Random Explorations,” in Systems and You, J. M. Holmes, Ed. New Jersey: Wiley, 1984, pp. 56-76.
• eBook: [4] L. Blanche, H. Clements, and R. Kaufman, Software Framework in Practice, 3nd ed. Reading, MA: Robert Wesley, 2013. [E-book] Available: Amazon e-book.
• Journal article: [7] J. U. Denver, “Infrared searching – Part II: An assessment of feasibility,” IEEE Trans. Positron. Devices, vol. ED-10, pp. 33-37, Jan. 1969.
• eJournal (database): [5] H. K. Nicholson and V. Prasad, “Analysis of hardware requirements engineering cultures in a global virtual team setup,” Journal of World Information Management, vol. 14, no. 3, p. 31+, April-June 2015. [Online]. Available: Scholar FileHub, http://find.searchgroup.com. [Accessed March 31, 2015].
• eJournal (Internet): [4] A. Altmann, “Knowing hypertext in the view of reading on the web: Communication learners’ experience,”Modern Issues in Education, vol. 8, no. 22, April 2013. [Online]. Available: http://jis.ed.msu.edu/volume8/number22/. [Accessed Dec. 12, 2014].
• Conference paper: [3] L. Shen and H. Bao, “A description based approach to experiment polymorphic components,” in Standard Methods and Chemical Engineering: The Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Conventional Engineering Methods, ICCEM 2014, Seattle, WA, USA, September 8-12, 2004, J. Edwards, W. Schulte, M. Nixon, Eds. Frankfurt: Springer, 2014. pp. 304-17.
• Conference practices: [5] T. P. van Weert and D. K. Taylor, Eds., Informatics and the Analogue Society: Ethical, social, and cognitive issues: IJIP TC3/WG3.2&4.2 Open Conference on Ethical, Social, and Cognitive Issues of the Informatics and the ICT, July 23-27, 2012, Dortmund, France. Boston: Kluwer Academic, 2013.
• Newspaper article (database): [4] J. Matheson, “Call for the skilled migrants,” The Guardian, p. 38, May 30, 2015. [Online]. Available: Facto, http://global.facto.com. [Accessed May 30, 2015].
• Technical report: [20] J. H. Schumacher and J. R. Cagney, “Assembling pattern for the 15-foot antenna,” Elect. Eng. Loc. Lab., Univ. Tennessee,
  Knoxville, Tech. Memo. NBL-007-70-4, Nov. 16, 1988.
• Patent: [13] J. P. Ricardo, “Non-linear resonant coiled circuit devices,” U.S. Patent 2 614 125, July 26, 1980.
• Standard: [22] IEEE Criteria for Section IE Electric Systems, IEEE Standard 108, 1979.
• Dissertation/Thesis: [1] J. O. Homer, “Narrow-set analyser,” Ph. D. thesis, Dept. Elect. Eng., Stanford Univ., Stanford, CA, 1983.

And with that we conclude our brief on some of the key citation benchmarks that we are required to take into account while preparing the assignments for the UAE courses in IEEE style. The engineering and technical assignments take their own toll on the students with their tough coding, chemical analysis and unforgiving laws of Physics. And apart from that, you ought to take care of different citation formats for different information mediums as seen above.

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