Subject Guide
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Computer Science |
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(Maintained by Doug Eriksen) |
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Related Subject Resource Guide:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Articles
To find articles in journals, magazines or newspapers, you
will need to search a periodical index or database. Some databases provide access
to the complete article. Other databases will provide a citation to the journal,
newspaper or magazine. If the article is not available full-text, write down the
citation and search for the title in our serials lists: Lemieux
Library Serial List or Serials
Solutions Serial List, (These list are different so search both). If you can't
find a journal you are looking for in our serials lists, request the article from
InterLibrary Loan.
- ACM
Digital Library
The Digital Library contains citations and full
text from Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) journal
and newsletter articles and conference proceedings.
- IEEE
Computer Society Digital Library
The IEEE Computer Society Digital Library
provides online access to 22 society magazines and transactions and over 1,200
selected conference proceedings in the subject area of computer science and engineering.
- Academic
Search Premier
Provides access to full-text articles
for 1,360 academic, social sciences, humanities, general science, education and
multi-cultural journals.
- CiteSeer Scientific
Literature Digital Library
Database indexing over 600,000 journal articles, conference
proceedings, and technical reports in computer and physical sciences. Produced
by NEC Research Institute.
- Research
Library Complete
Includes the full-text of many periodicals
on a broad range of general reference subjects including arts, business, humanities,
information studies, social sciences, and the sciences.
- ASTA:
Applied Science and Technology Abstracts
Provides access to abstracts for over
600 international, English language science and technology periodicals. Subject
areas include engineering, computer science, energy-related disciplines and the
applied areas of chemistry, mathematics and physics.
- Science.gov
Gateway to federal scientific and technical information
produced by ten government agencies. Twelve menu links include Applied Science
& technologies, Astronomy & Space, Biology & Nature, Computers &
Communications, Environment & Environmental Quality, Math, Physics & Chemistry
and many others.
Conference Proceedings, PrePrints
and Technical Reports
Computer Science research relies on the rapid dissemination
of results. The formal, slow process of submitting papers to scholarly journals
has been augmented by other, more rapid, dissemination methods. Searching for
conference proceedings, preprints and technical reports is one method of finding
cutting-edge computer science research.
- ACM
Digital Library
The Digital Library contains citations and full text
from Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) journal and newsletter articles
and conference proceedings.
- IEEE
Computer Society Digital Library
The IEEE Computer Society Digital Library provides online
access to 22 society magazines and transactions and over 1,200 selected conference
proceedings in the subject area of computer science and engineering.
- CiteSeer Scientific
Literature Digital Library
Database indexing over 600,000 journal articles, conference
proceedings, and technical reports in computer and physical sciences. Produced
by NEC Research Institute.
- Computing
Research Repository
A searchable, archived repository to which researchers from
the field of computing submit reports. Provided through a partnership of ACM,
the arXiv.org e-print archive, and NCSTRL (Networked Computer Science Technical
Reference Library). The CoRR is available to all members of the community at no
charge.
- Virtual
Technical Reports Center
University of Maryland site containing links to technical reports, preprints,
reprints, dissertations, theses, and research reports of all kinds. The Institutions
listed provide either full-text reports, or searchable extended abstracts of their
technical reports on the World Wide Web.
- USENIX
Compendium of Best Papers
Access to Best Paper, Best Student Paper, and Best Presentation
awards given by USENIX, Advanced Computing Systems Association.
- TechRepublic
Library of 25,000 technical white papers, Webcasts, and
case studies owned and operated by CNET Networks, Inc.
- Netlib Repository
" The Netlib repository contains freely available software, documents, and
databases of interest to the numerical, scientific computing, and other communities.
The repository is maintained by AT&T Bell Laboratories, the University of
Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and by colleagues world-wide."
Books
- Lemieux
Library Catalog
Search the Lemieux Library catalog for books, electronic
books, journals, CD-ROMs, videos and other items owned by the library. Search
by author, title or subject or perform a Power Search by item type or location.
- Summit
If you can't find what you are looking for in the Lemieux
Library catalog, search Summit. Summit is a shared catalog of more than 31 member
colleges and universities in Washington and Oregon. With a single search you can
view items from all institutions. Eligible patrons may select and borrow materials
directly through the Summit catalog and have materials delivered to the Seattle
University campus for pick-up within 2-3 business days.
- WorldCat
If you can't find what you are looking for in the Lemieux
Library catalog, search WorldCat. WorldCat merges the catalogs of libraries around
the world. If you find a item in WorldCat that you want, request it directly from
the WorldCat screen via the ILL
button or 'Borrow
this item from another library' link in the citation record. SU InterLibrary
Loan will order the item for you and have it delivered to the Library.
Bibliographic Databases
A bibliography is an alphabetical listing of materials at the
end of a written work to which the author referred during the research and writing
process. The resources below collect bibliographies from across the internet,
consolidate them, and provide access via a search engine. Searching and browsing
bibliographies helps you find resources for your research. They do not provide
access to full-text unless the author linked the citation to an online version
of the document.
- BibFinder:
A Computer Science Bibliography Mediator
"BibFinder is a free computer science bibliography
search engine. It integrates CSB (Computer Science Bibliographies), DBLP, Network
Bibliography, ACM Digital Library, ScienceDirect, IEEE Xplore, CiteSeer, and Google."
- The
Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies
"This is a collection of bibliographies of scientific
literature in computer science from various sources, covering most aspects of
computer science. The bibliographies are updated monthly from their original locations."
- DBLP Computer Science
Bibliography
"The DBLP (Digital Bibliography & Library Project)
server provides bibliographic information on major computer science journals and
proceedings. Initially the server was focused on DataBase systems and Logic Programming
(DBLP), now it is gradually being expanded toward other fields of computer science.
The server indexes more than 430,000 articles and contains several thousand links
to home pages of computer scientists (October 2003)."
Journals
Browsing a journal is a good way to discover information on
your topic. Journals provide access to scholarly information
while magazines often contain popular information. Lemieux Library subscribes
to the following print and electronic computer science journals. Print
journals are shelved alphabetically on the third floor of the Library. Access
to online journals is provided through licensed databases. If
you want to search multiple journals at one time, see the Articles
section above.
Electronic Journal Directories
Online Journals: Click
here to access Computer Science online journals and magazines.
Print Journals: Click
here to access Computer Science print journals and magazines.
Reference Resources
Dictionaries
Web Resources
- AI
Topics: a dynamic library of introductory information about Artificial Intelligence
"This is a special web site provided by the American
Association for Artificial Intelligence [AAAI] for students, teachers, journalists,
and everyone who would like to learn about what artificial intelligence is, and
what AI scientists do."
- Computer
History Museum
Collection of computer-related artifacts, documents, film,
and photographs.
- Computer
Science: University of Albany Libraries
Comprehensive Computer Science Subject Resource Guide created
by Michael Knee that includes links for Programming Languages, Courses, and Tutorials.
- Computers:
Computer Science: Research Institutes
From the Open Directory Project, this site is a gateway
to computer science research institutes.
- Ethics in Computing
Maintained by Dr. Edward F. Gehringer, associate professor
in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at North Carolina State
University.
- HomePage Search
Search for Personal Home Pages of Computer Scientists
- The Information Technology
Professional's Resource Center: Data Networking Resources for IT Professionals
Provides technical information relating to data networking
and links to career management information and forums for IT professionals.
- Living Internet
Comprehensive reference about the Internet created and maintained
by Bill Stewart
- Programmers
heaven
"This site is dedicated to programmers all over the
world. Our main goal is to provide a complete start-off for programming related
web surfing and file downloading." Maintained by Synchron Data.
- The Resource
Center for Cyberculture Studies
"The Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies is an
online, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to research, teach, support,
and create diverse and dynamic elements of cyberculture."
- Virtual Museum
of Computing
"This virtual museum includes an eclectic collection
of World Wide Web (WWW) hyperlinks connected with the history of computing and
on-line computer-based exhibits available both locally and around the world."
Maintained by Jonathan Bowen as part of the Virtual Library museums pages, supported
by ICOM.
- The Web Developer's
Virtual Library
Information on all aspects of Web Development
- WWW Computer
Architecture Page
Resources related to computer architecture - the science
and art of selecting and interconnecting hardware components to create computers
that meet functional, performance and cost goals. Maintained and designed by Min
Xu, Milo Martin, Doug Burger, and Mark Hill.
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