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Download For WINDOWS

  1. Download zip file above.
  2. Extract zip file > Enter Password
  3. Double click the installer inside.

Windows compatibility and system requirements, What you need:

  • Windows 10
  • 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster x86-bit or x64-bit processor
  • 600 MB hard disk space available
  • Minimum 2 GB of available RAM
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Download ForMAC

Download zip file above.

librarMacintosh compatibility and system requirements

  • What you need:
  • macOS 10.14 or 10.15
  • Intel-based Macintosh
  • Hard disk with 700 MB available
  • Minimum 2GB of available RAM

  

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**This software requires a password. Please contact your respective librarian here

If you still cannot / fail to install, let our technical librarian team help you. Please install AnyDesk and let us troubleshoot your PC / laptop remotely. You will need to tell us your ID and password.
  1. Quick Guide
  2. What's New in EndNote 20
  3. How to use EndNote 20 in seven minutes: Windows
  4. How to use EndNote 20 in seven minutes: macOS
  5. Compatibility and System Requirements
  1. EndNote Web
  2. EndNote Citation Style
  3. EndNote Product Details
  4. Pages EndNote Plug-in v2.0 for MAC 
 
 
Self learning via EndNote@Moocs   How to Install EndNote 20 How to use EndNote-UiTM LIBRARY GUIDE
         
 

Plagiarism

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In ‘Avoiding Plagiarism: Guide for Students’, UiTM defines plagiarism as the act of “using the works of others and also self without appropriate acknowledgment or permission, falsely claiming authorship to submissions and manipulating data”.

The Wikipedia defines academic integrity as “the moral code or ethical policy of academia. This includes values such as avoidance of cheating or plagiarism; maintenance of academic standards; honesty and rigor in research and academic publishing”.

Guide for Theses (IGS)


Learn the basics of citation:

  1. Gibaldi, J., & Modern Language Association of America. (1999). MLA handbook for writers of research papers. New York: Modern Language Association of America
  2. American Psychological Association. (2010). Publication manual of the American Psychological Association. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association​
  3. Turabian, K. L. (2007). A manual for writers of research papers, theses, and dissertations: Chicago style for students and researchers. Chicago: University of Chicago Press

Tools for citing and referencing

  1. Endnote
  2. Mendeley
  3. Citation Machine

Paraphrasing and Quoting

  1. Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing, Source: Purdue OWL
  2. How to paraphrase a source, Source: The Writing Center - University of Wisconsin
  3. How to paraphrase, Source: Plagiarism.org
  4. How to quote, Source: Plagiarism.org

Cite - to speak or write words taken from a particular writer or written work.
From Cambridge Dictionaries Online

Citation - A quotation from or reference to a book, paper, or author, especially in a scholarly work
From Oxford Dictionaries

Paraphrase – a restatement of a text, passage, or work giving the meaning in another form.
From Merriam-Webster Online

Quotation - something that a person says or writes that is repeated or used by someone else in another piece of writing or a speech.
From Merriam-Webster Online

 

Plagiarism Tools

  1. Plagiarism Detect
  2. No Plag
  3. Essay checker, which is a valuable tool for any writer. It checks for both grammar and text that may be missing a citation. It is extremely helpful in producing content that is clear, consistent, and properly cited.

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For any enquiry, please do not hesitate to contact Bahagian Hal Ehwal Akademik at: 

Bahagian Pentaksiran & Penilaian Akademik (BPPA)

https://bppa.uitm.edu.my

+603-5544 3147 / 3142 /3164
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Research Services

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Research Writing Room

Research Writing Room is one of the services that researchers can use to do their research works. These rooms are located at level 4 PTAR Utama. Users who require privacy and comfort may use the room for 8 hours per day every day. Please register at the Circulation Counter, PTAR Utama in order to use the facility

Research Consultation

Users undetaking research are encouraged to discuss their research needs with our librarians. We will guide you in brainstorming your topics, choosing and navigating appropriate database and print resources, planning the search strategies and using reference management tools such as EndNote & Mendeley. Please approach our 
Reference Desk or email us for appointment

Reference Desk : 

  • Perpustakaan Tun Abdul Razak Utama - 03 5543 8581
  • Perpustakaan Pengurusan Perniagaan TAR - 03 5544 3733
  • Perpustakaan Undang-Undang TAR - 03 5544 8059
  • Perpustakaan Kejuruteraan TAR - 03-5543 6516
  • Perpustakaan Sains dan Teknologi TAR - 03 5544 3809
  • Perpustakaan Alam Bina TAR - 03 5544 4824

Inter Library Loan

Users can request for books or articles from other instituitions through the inter library loan service. Through this service, the library (PTAR) will borrow books or get copies of articles on your behalf from other instituitions, provided that the books and articles are not helb by PTAR. Users can request for interlibrary loan service using OPAC system.

Library Research Skills Training

Module

Finding the most relevant  information for your research may take much of your precious time.  The Library offers  these courses to assist students  and researchers in their literature searching and academic writings.

Modules Descriptions
Literature Searching
  1. Searching and locating books, e-journals, e-books, online database and exam papers.
  2. Searching techniques for online database, e-journals and e-books
  3. Searching specific subject database
  4. Searching research databases
  5. Searching resources not held by the library
  6. Borrowing, renewing and reserving books
  7. Ethics in using print and online resources
Endnote
  1. Software installation step by step
  2. Inserting bibliographic information using manual entry
  3. Importing bibliographic information from online resources
  4. Importing full text file from online resources
  5. Using Endnote while writing a paper in Microsoft Word
  6. Reading and annotating the PDF
Mendeley
  1. Software installation step by step
  2. Inserting bibliographic information using manual entry
  3. Importing bibliographic information from online resources
  4. Importing full text file  from online resources.
  5. Using Mendeley while writing a paper in Microsoft Word
  6. Reading and annotating the PDF
Scopus
  1. Literature searching – search by author, journal title, subject, key word, affiliation, article title
  2. Journal ranking using SJR & SNIP
  3. Citation analysis
  4. Export to Endnote / Mendeley
Web of Science
  1. Literature searching – search by author, journal title, subject, key word, affiliation, article title
  2. Journal ranking using Journal Citation Report
  3. Research impact - impact factor, citation, h- index
  4. Exporting to Endnote / Mendeley