• CEAS Library website: libraries.uc.edu/ceas
  • Mark Chalmers Your librarian for CEAS (AEEM, CAECM, ME/MET, Fire Science) and A&S Math & Physics
  • Ted Baldwin - Your librarian for CEAS (BME, ChE, EnvE) and A&S Chemistry & Biology
  • 8th floor Baldwin Hall 

Live Coding Buddy

Fostering a Coding Community

Mission:

Provide students across campus with real-time coding support and to enhance the experience of coding among students.

Where? CEAS Library Classroom - Baldwin 850D

When? Every Wednesday from 4-7pm.

What? Join us in the CEAS Library classroom, 850D Baldwin, on Wednesday afternoons from 4-7pm for live coding support. All are welcome! Coding can be an isolating activity, but we are here to help make coding friendly. Get connected to your peers, hear from student groups, find your coding buddy, and get live support from experienced coders on the library workshop team. 

Have questions? Contact:

Kranthi Yellugari, Lead Workshop Instructor: yellugki@mail.uc.edu

Quoc Huynh, Program Coordinator: huynhqk@mail.uc.edu

Mark Chalmers, Science & Engineering Librarian: chalmemk@ucmail.uc.edu

Start with a keyword search, then refine by subject or other facets later. 

Building a search query:

• Create a search set of synonyms (use "OR" operator) for a concept
• Combine search sets for concepts with "AND" operator
• use quote marks " " to identify a phrase
• Use truncation and wild cards to expand based on a word stem (e.g., nano* )

Narrow your results:

• Examine search result record to see what subjects have been assigned (if any) to the record. Subjects can be combined with keywords to focus search, or searched individually to find items that are primarily about the topic.
• Use refine or limit features such as date, material type (e.g., review article), treatment (in Compendex - theoretical, applied, etc).

Citation searching

• Expand to related articles with shared citations (Scopus)
• Use citation searching and browsing features, including sorting by # of times cited (Scopus, SciFinder, Google Scholar, etc)

• Research & Data Services website

• Data Management Planning Guide

Contact: Amy Koshoffer, Assistant Director, Research & Data Services: amy.koshoffer@uc.edu

Other tools and services for researchers

• Data & GIS Collab (GMP Library), 240 Braunstein Hall - large dual monitors, collaboration space, consulting on data and geospatial analysis
• Visualization Laboratory (GMP Library), 240 Braunstein Hall - large wall for collaboration & multi-input projection, consultation on data visualization
• Contact AskData@uc.edu for data, informatics, GIS project consultation, reserving lab space
• OneDrive - (access through Office 365 - https://mail.uc.edu) (storage and backup - more info), Scholar@UC (data archiving, DOI/permanent URL)

• Informationist Services

  Contact AskData@uc.edu for assistance.

• Open Science Framework

  Electronic lab notebook & project management system - http://osf.uc.edu

• ORCID researcher ID tool

  Create your unique researcher "social security number"

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