Organization of scientific research

Headlines of chapters should be typed without hyphenation, uppercase bold. The remaining headlines are typed in lowercase bold. Hyphenation in the headlines is not allowed, no dots at the end.
Proper names in the text of the qualification work are written in the following order - first the initials, and then the last name (for example, A.I. Ivanov); in footnotes and the bibliographic list of sources used - first the last name, and then the initials (for example, Akbarov A.I.). The initials in the bibliographic description write with space!
The writing style of the FQP should be strictly adhered to, and namely: an impersonal monologue. To this end, are used impersonal sentences and passive voice.
When quoting or using any propositions from other works, references are made to the author and the source from which the material is borrowed.
The direct quote inside the text is enclosed in quotation marks. At the indirect reference to the provisions of a particular author, the following words should be added to the link itself: see this ... All citations are confirmed by a bibliographic reference to the source.
In qualification work are used footnotes (i.e. on each page 1, 2, 3, 4), recommended number of footnotes on one page no more than 4.
With repeated links, a full description of the source is given only at the first footnote. If several links to the same source are given on one page of the work, then in the footnotes substitute the words “There” and the page number to which the link is made. When you subsequently mention the same author and the work on another page, it is enough to write, for example, Tarasenko Yu. A. Indicated above - P. 170.
Quotes from a literary text by one author throughout qualification work are made out as follows: 1) the first footnote is made with a notification (for example: Hereinafter, references to the works of N.S. Leskov is given in the text of the publication: “….Leskov N.S. Collected works in 12 volumes. - M .: Pravda, 1989, - with the Arabic numerals indicating the volume and page); 2) subsequent citations of the works of the studied author are given in parentheses indicating the volume and page. (ATTENTION: generally accepted Punctuation footnotes and list of sources used)