Answered By: Kathryn Park Last Updated: Jul 31, 2019 Views: 184267
If the lab manual has been published, cite it as you would any other book. Published titles will have a publication information listed on the title page. Here are the basics:
Last Name, First Name. Title of Book. Publisher, Publication Date.
Example:
Smith, Jane. Manual for Physics. College Publishing, 2017.
If the lab manual was created by a staff member or department of the school and is only available through the class, cite it as an unpublished work. If a department prepared the manual, use it for the name in the citation. Here are the basics:
Author's Last Name, First Name (or Department name if no author). "Title of Document." Date of document. Organization associated with document. Description of document (e.g., flyer, leaflet, memo or handout).
Example:
Science and Math Department. "Manual for PHYS 1402."
Feb. 2017. College of the Mainland. Lab handbook.
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It would start with the below information
Last name, First name. "Title of Chapter". Title of book (in italics, I can't format in comments).
Then proceed on with the rest of the citation.
It depends on how you've cited the manual in works cited page. You in text citation is just a reference to the works cited page If you have cited the Math and Physics department as the author of the lab manual, then you in text citation above should be correct.