If you're looking for scholarly articles, conference papers, technical reports, and industry news, etc., use the following recommended databases. UC authentication is required on and off the campus. Please contact your librarian if you need help locating information from them.
Full-text access to high quality technical literature in electrical engineering, computer science, electronics, and other related technology disciplines. Includes IEEE journals, magazines, conference proceedings, and standards, in addition to books and educational courses.
With your UC account, you can read ebooks anywhere and anytime. Each source below provides a variety of ebooks related to computer science and information technology, even tutorials and videos.
This database of electronic books published by the IET provides access to full-text electronic books across 12 specialist disciplines, covering all key areas of engineering and technology. IET Digital Library includes resources in the fields of automation, computer engineering, electrical-electronics engineering, energy engineering, mechanics, physics, radar-sonar-navigation technologies, renewable energy, robotics and telecommunications. All eBooks and chapters can be downloaded and are DRM-free.
Knovel is an extensive, searchable online library of full-text content, including reference handbooks, conference proceedings and databases. Provides interactive tools such as tables, graphs and an extensive unit conversion tool that allow users to manipulate, analyze, and export data.
Includes electronic books and videos in computer science, information technology, business and related fields from O'Reilly and other IT and business publishers. NOTE: First time, authorized UC users, need to register for an account at O'Reilly with their UC email address to access the site.
To help you network with professionals and keep abreast of the latest industry news, you can join the student chapter of the following professional organizations. You might consider getting a student membership to get all the benefits.
If you need supplemental tutorials, take advantage of the following websites through UC's subscription.
LinkedIn Learning absorbed Lynda.com in 2019. Designed for all levels of learners and is available whenever and wherever the user is ready to learn. The library videos feature software from Adobe¸ Apple¸ Autodesk¸ Blackboard¸ Facebook¸ Google¸ HTML¸ Microsoft¸ Open Source¸ SPSS¸ Twitter and many more. UC users must create an account and login with Central Login credentials. For help with setting up or accessing account, contact UCIT Help Desk.
