I’ve been working on a decent project which took me almost four months in order to succeed in releasing, and it will be reported to an organization to be interviewed by authorized people (this is an actualizable project).
As for the report, I need to cite an article on Documentation from that I retrieved some significant info. To my knowledge, there should be the writer’s full name and the last update on the article they wrote.
I never encountered such a problem as I was always taking a glance at student theses or other academic articles. Should you know how to get around with the issue, please expose it below, as it’s real important.
Sorry if the post is ambiguous to understand but let me start over.
Some of my friends at school asked me to create a simulation of their project, and I did so. The project they were working on is a real-life concept, and the simulation required some physical actions, such as demonstrating an awning with constraints.
It is stated by the organization that the responsible ones of the project are to cite the articles from which they retrieved info. I looked up an article on Documentation and indicated some info, which means I had to cite it. Here is the article I need to cite. According to the handbook they provided, in the references section of the report, there shall be the writer’s name and the date of writing or update to the article. If their name is unknown, then only the date is required.
The only required info degrades to the date; nevertheless, it could be better if I knew the writer’s name. Is it feasible to acquire this info?
Ok thanks for clarifying your issue/question to me. You cannot find the name of the person who wrote this article however this article would be classified as something called a “Corporate Author” which basically mean that it was made by a company. Due to this, rather then writing an author name you should just be able to write “Roblox” due to Roblox being the corporate author.