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Articles
See also Online Journals
Use the databases below to search for articles via keyword, subject,
or author. Links to the electronic version of the article are often available.
If the article is only available in print, these databases will give you
the library's call number (location) for the journal. [more
info]
Flash movie tutorial:
UC e-Links
 (1:30
min)
For articles on reserve for a class, see
ERes (Electronic
Reserves). You can connect
to online resources from home using Sluglink (the UCSC Library Proxy
Server).
- ACM Digital
Library
Has articles from 1991-present.
CiteSeer
(also known as ResearchIndex)
ResearchIndex is a free, full-text index to the freely available research
articles on the web. This index is popular with computer scientists because
a great deal of the their literature is available this way, and because
ResearchIndex also provides citation analysis. Furthermore, while Web
of Science (the other citation database) doesn't index conference
papers (which are a mainstay in computer science), ResearchIndex does
(if the proceedings are on the web for free). It also offers reference
linking, extraction of citation context and related document detection.
And, similar to Amazon.com, it will show you documents that users who
viewed your document also looked at. The icing on the cake is that each
record even provides the BibTeX entry for the article for those using
that programming language to create their bibliographies.
Engineering
Village (EV/Compendex and/or NTIS)
EV platform, 1884-present, is owned by Elsevier Publishing; and Inspec
has been available on the EV platform since 2003.
- Expanded
Academic ASAP from Infotrac/Gale [UC Only]
1980-present. Citations to articles from selected scholarly, scientific
and general interest journals, and popular magazines in all subject
areas. Good place to start for general multidisciplinary
searches or for more popular articles.
Quick
Guide to Expanded Academic ASAP [pdf]
IEEE
Xplore [UC only]
Full-text access to IEEE and IEE transactions, journals, magazines and
conference proceedings published since 1988 and all current IEEE standards.
INSPEC
via OVID [UC only]
Covers 1969-present. Provides comprehensive coverage of journal articles
and conference papers in computer science electrical engineering, etc.
INSPEC includes all the IEEE, IEE and ACM literature as well as many other
publishers. Links to full text articles are provided. Links to full text
articles are provided. Currently INSPEC indexes 3500 journals, 1500 conferences
as well as many books, reports and dissertations. New:
"Phrase searching" (adjacency
in multiword searches) is now the default. The dollar sign ($)
is the new multicharacter truncation symbol.
For more information, please see
Quick Guide to INSPEC via OVID (from UCB). INSPEC
via Ovid (1898-1968) is now available.
MathSciNet
[UCSC Only]
1940-present. Search Mathematical Reviews and Current Mathematical Publications.
Full text of Mathematical Reviews back from 1940-1979.
Scitopia
Created through the collaboration of 15 leading science and technology
societies. It searches the entire electronic libraries of the leading
voices in major science and technology disciplines and provides relevant
results, without the noise of other Internet search engines. You will
get to the content you need quickly without having to search each individual
society’s online library. More than three million documents, including
peer-reviewed journal content and technical conference papers, spanning
150 years of science and technology can be searched through the site.
- Web Of
Science (Science Citation Index) [UC Only]
1975-present. This is an index to scientific journal articles that also
allows you to search for citations to a particular article. You look
up the reference to an article that you know about to find more recent
journal articles that have cited it. Cited reference searching is a
unique way to trace ideas and subjects from past research into the present
day. Searchable by author, keyword, and cited reference. Unfortunately
this database does not cover conference literature. Because
there are a limited number of ports available, please be sure to logoff
when you are finished so that your connection can be made available
to someone else.
Cited Reference Search Quick
Guide [pdf]
Complete
list of Science & Engineering Databases available to UCSC users.
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Online Journals
Directory
of Computing Science Journals
Contains 522 journals, with 414 publisher's
title pages, 226 tables of contents, 65 abstracts directories, 112 home
pages, 159 bibliographies, 16 full-text archives and on-line journals,
and other information.
List
of Electronic Full Text Journals
Use this database to search by journal title to obtain links to the electronic
versions of the journal.
How
To Determine if UCSC Owns A Particular Journal
Connecting
to Online Resources from Home
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Books
Use these resources to find books at UCSC
or to request items from other libraries.
CRUZCAT
Catalog for UCSC Libraries. Includes our library locations for books,
journals, conference proceedings, maps, videos and more.
Flash movie tutorial: Searching
by KEYWORD (2:55
min)
Flash movie tutorial: Searching
for a Known Journal Title (2:40
min)
Melvyl
Catalog
Catalog for the entire UC system. Includes location information for books,
journals, conference proceedings, maps, videos and more. You can REQUEST
items to be sent from other libraries. [more
info]
Getting
started with Melvyl
Books
and Other Materials on Reserve for Classes
Students -- Course reserves are listed in
the CRUZCAT online catalog. You
can search by course name
or instructor to find items
on reserve for your class. More information about reserves is also available.
Instructors -- Instructions
on how to place materials on reserve are available.
Slug
Express
Document Delivery Service to your campus address for UCSC faculty, staff,
and graduate students.
Interlibrary
Loan (ILL)
UCSC students, faculty, and staff can borrow items from other library
in the UC system.
UCSC
Computer Science New Book List
Books Available Online
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OReilly
Online Books
We now have a collection of all 2002 and 2003 O'Reilly imprints and
all new released titles online, about 149 titles. Topics include Java,
Perl, Software Engineering Web Development, etc. There is a "time-out"
period for each user. This means that if there is no activity on the
interface for 10 minutes the user
will be logged out. This makes the site available for another user
in 10 minutes.
- Numerical
Recipes Site
Includes full-text of the C and FORTRAN versions
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Conference Proceedings
ACM
Proceedings from the ACM Digital Library
IEEE
Xplore Conference Proceedings [UCSC Only]
Full-text access to IEEE and IEE conference proceedings.
- Engineering
Village (EV/Compendex and/or NTIS)
EV platform, 1884-present, is owned by Elsevier Publishing; and Inspec
has been available on the EV platform since 2003.
INSPEC
via OVID [UC only]
Covers 1969-present. Provides conference papers in computer science,
electrical engineering, etc., including all the IEEE, IEE and ACM literature
as well as many other publishers. Currently INSPEC indexes 1500 conferences.INSPEC
via Ovid (1898-1968) is now available.
Scitopia
Created through the collaboration of 15 leading science and technology
societies. It searches the entire electronic libraries of the leading
voices in major science and technology disciplines and provides relevant
results, without the noise of other Internet search engines. You will
get to the content you need quickly without having to search each individual
society’s online library. More than three million documents, including
peer-reviewed journal content and technical conference papers, spanning
150 years of science and technology can be searched through the site.
- USENIX
Association Conference Proceedings [UCSC Only]
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Patents &
Tradmarks
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Product
Information
Chip
Directory
List of Chips and Manufacturers
GlobalSpec
GlobalSpec provides an index of ICs and semiconductors. Their site also
provides company profiles, contact information, product briefs, and
a growing number of datasheets for hundreds of manufacturers.
Sweets
Construction and building product marketplace including a database of
building product information.
Thomas
Register of American Manufacturers
This well known directory is now available via the Internet. It provides
access to information about 150,000 US and Canadian companies, classified
under more than 52,000 product categories.
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Standards
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Technical Reports
American
Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI)
Networked
Computer Science Technical Reports Library (NCSTRL)
An international collection of computer science technical reports from
CS departments and industrial and government research laboratories, made
available for non-commercial and educational use. NCSTRL includes reports
of UC Santa Cruz Computer Science Division.
Technical
Report Archives in Computer Science
Technical
Reports by Site
Links to over 200 other sites that have CS archives. Includes links to
many UK and European sites.
UCSC Computer Research Laboratory Technical
Reports
The Virtual Technical Reports Center
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Overview
Information
Dictionaries & Directories
BABEL
Glossary of computer-oriented abbreviations and acronyms.
Directory
of Computing Science Journals
List of more than 500 computer science journals arranged alphabetically
by title with a title keyword index.
Oxford English Dictionary (OED)
[UCSC Only]
Encyclopedias
Encyclopedia Britannica
History
The History of Computing
Most Recently Accessed Documents
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Dissertations
& Theses
- Proquest
Dissertations & Theses [UC only]
This database (produced by UMI) includes citations for materials ranging
from the first US dissertation, accepted in 1861, to those accepted
as recently as last semester; those published from 1980 forward also
include 350-word abstracts, written by the author. Citations for master's
theses from 1988 forward include 150-word abstracts. Free 24-page PDF
previews available since 1996. When available (usually from 1997-present),
online versions of complete UC dissertations are free, but a credit
card is needed for PDF access to works from other institutions.
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Societies/Associations
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Comprehensive Websites
- Computer
Science
This site, from the SUNY Albany University Library, is a comprehensive
resource for anyone interested in computer science. It offers an extensive
list of links to search engines and starting-point resources concerning
computer science, as well as resources addressing algorthm collections,
biographies, book reviews, microsoft development, programing languages,
and software.
Programmers'
Heaven
A resourcefor programmers that offers 9700 downloads and more than 2500
links to programming related webpages.
Not finding what you need? Email
a reference librarian.
Career Information &
Jobs
Chronicle
of Higher Education - Career Network
Jobs in academia plus career guidance. For the most current job listings,
users must be Chronicle subscribers, however, the previous weeks' listings
are viewable by anyone.
ACM Career Resources
A listing of job opportunities, mostly in academic institutions, that
have appeared as advertisements in ACM publications.
Developers.Net
A comprehensive employment site for software professionals that provides
access to numerous developer's jobs across the U.S.
IEEE
Careers for Electrical Engineers & Computer Scientists
The IEEE student career Web site is an excellent career resource; it includes
information on finding a job, career planning, salaries, and an employer
database.
Occupational
Outlook Handbook
Published every two years by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. This
is a standard career guidance source that offers general job descriptions,
starting salaries, and job outlook for a wide range of professions.
Keeping
Current
Meeting/Conference
Announcement List: Computer Science
Links to information on upcoming meetings and conferences
Reshaping
Scholarly Communication
Discover more about the economics of publishing...
Grants and Scholarships
GrantsNet
- Editor's Choice!
Funding opportunities for training in the biological and medical
sciences. First time users must register before you can search the database.
Community
of Science Funding Opportunities
Search for research funding opportunities from sources that include
private and government sources such as the NSF, NIH, USDA. Search by keyword,
deadline, funding amounts, geographic area, and more. E-mail funding alert
available.
Foundation Center
Web site for the primary national clearinghouse on grant-making by
private, charitable, community, and corporate foundations. Find foundations
by state, or ranked by assets, and total giving.
National
Science Foundation Grants Information
The NSF is the independent U.S. government agency responsible for
promoting science & engineering.
Writing Aids
see also Style Guides
Books
about technical writing available at the Science Library
Here is a list (from CRUZCAT) of recent books on technical writing
(i.e., how to write lab reports and scientific articles) that you can
checkout at the Science Library. Check the list to see what's available.
Faculty
Guide to Cyber-Plagiarism
A site primarily focused on information for faculty regarding the
recognition and prevention of plagiarism. A helpful section on writing
tips for students is also available.
Copyright
Law & Graduate Research: New Media, New Rights and Your New Dissertation
by Kenneth D. Crews
UC
Copyright Education Web Site
The site provides information on copyright policies and laws, and how
to apply them to academic and scholarly work . Also provides access
to a variety of clearly written resources about copyright in general
and its importance to higher education.
EndNote
EndNote (available for purchase at an academic discount at the UCSC
Bay Tree Bookstore) is a database manager that allows you to create
your own personal library to store and manage references to documents.
It works with Word and WordPerfect, and with other common word processors,
to insert citations into papers and to format bibliographies in any
of hundreds of styles. EndNote can import search
results from many bibliographic files, such as the MELVYL catalog, PubMed,
Current Contents, and Web of Science.
Style Guides
- Online:
A Reference Guide to Using Online Resources By Andrew Harnack
and Eugene Kepplinger
You won't find the entire book here, but several chapters on specific
citation styles are available online, including one from the Council
of Biology Editors (CBE).
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Teaching Resources
NetTrail Online
Literacy Course (University of California, Santa Cruz) -
Editor's Choice!
Here your students will learn the Internet skills that will help them
succeed academically. The NetTrail contains four modules, each covering
an important area of Internet use: browsing the World Wide Web, sending
and receiving e-mail, searching online library resources and reading and
posting newsgroup messages.
Instruction/Classes/Workshops
at the UCSC Science Library -
Editor's Choice!
Find out how the library can help you and your students become
more efficient researchers.
TILT
(University of Texas, Austin)
This is a great place to start. A fun, interactive library tutorial
that will prepare your students to explore and do research in an online
world.
Case
Study Teaching in Science
A refereed national clearinghouse for case studies in teaching science
courses, including many in chemistry, environmental sciences, and biology.
The use of case studies develops students' skills in group learning, speaking,
and critical thinking.
The
Computer Science Librarian
Wei Wei is the Computer Science Librarian at UCSC. She can help you
with:
- Suggestions for computer science books or journals for the library
to purchase
- Questions or comments about the books or journals in the library
- Questions or concerns about library policies
- Library instruction in your classes, ranging from basic computer searching
to the use of specialized resources in biology
- Provide a refresher on how to use the California Digital Library Databases,
MELVYL or CRUZCAT
Wei can be reached at wwei@ucsc.edu,
or phone 459-3582, Science & Engineering Library.
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