Research Guides: CPSC 097: Computer Science Senior Conference (SC): Finding Books

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Tripod Library Catalog
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- Use Tripod to find resources available from the TriCo Libraries.
- Search for books, e-books, videos, articles, digital media, and more

Finding Books

Computer books are found in the QA76 section of the library, but for this class you will most likely be finding books under lots of different call numbers. Many of the topics for this class may be covered in e-books supplied by eBrary or ebl, which are all included in Tripod.

Annual Review of Computer Science
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The Annual Review of Computer Science, in publication from 1986-1990, covered significant developments in the field of Computer Science.

WorldCat
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A catalog of the holdings of books, journals, and other materials held by OCLC (Online Computer Library Center) member libraries. Includes manuscripts, maps, films and sound recordings. Covers works published before 1,000 BC-present.

Borrowing Beyond the Tri-Co
Request items that are not available in Tripod through E-ZBorrow or Interlibrary Loan. Note that E-Z Borrow is the first place to look for books not in Tripod. It usually takes just three days for E-Z Borrow books to arrive. Books not in E-Z Borrow can come from Interlibrary Loan (ILL) which may take as little as four or five days to arrive.

For journal articles not available in the three colleges, use the Article Delivery form. In around 3 days you will receive a digital copy of the requested articles in your email.
SpringerLink
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Search for books and articles published by Springer. Our subscriptions provide access to some, but not all, of the content. Ask a librarian if you have questions about access. We may also have some of the titles in print.