CHECKLIST FOR PREPARING TERM PAPERS
1) You MUST cite your sources. (see 2 below)
2) Make sure that you have carefully read through the plagiarism
Power Point presentation available from the Department of
International Relations Webpage at
http://ir.emu.edu.tr/docs/plagiarism%20IR%20EMU.ppt
2) Make sure that you have read and give evidence of having
utilized at least 2 On-line Database Articles from the University
library’s subscription services.
3) Seperate Bibliography
4) Include Page Numbers
5) Use “Spellcheck”
6) 14pt Times New Roman font for text
7) Double-Spaced
8) Max. 15% of total words should be direct quotes (and quotes
should only be used if they are particularly significant)
9) Be sure to read through and check your work for basic errors at
least once after completing
10) Cover Page should use the template on the following page: or
else if you want to design your own, it must include all the info
on the template.
11) There is NO NEED to place your papers in plastic folders or
files. Just MAKE SURE all the pages are securely STAPLED
(NOT held together with a paper-clip)
POLITICAL HISTORY OF EUROPE I
EURO201 ASSIGNMENT
FALL SEMESTER 2009-10a
TOPIC: WAS THE EXECUTION OF LOUIS XVI
POLITICALLY NECESSARY?b
STUDENT NAME: AHMET ESMEROĞLUc
STUDENT No: 050218
GROUP No: 01d
“I declare that this essay/report was fully prepared by myself, and that I have cited
and referenced all quotations and paraphrases from the writings of other authors. I
acknowledge that my paper and course grade will be reduced according to the
Plagiarism Policy of the Department of International Relations if cases of plagiarism
are detected, and that disciplinary consequences may follow”.
Signed: __________________________________e
a
Change the semester (i.e. FALL/SPRING) and the academic year as appropriate.
Change the topic title by inserting the exact title as agreed with your instructor.
c
Give your full name and surname
d
Insert your group (i.e. section) number as appropriate.
e
MAKE SURE that you have read, understood and SIGNED the plagiarism statement.
b