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Articles
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| ACM Digital Library
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Citations and full text of journals, magazines, transactions, proceedings
and newsletters from the Association for Computing Machinery. Full text
coverage as far back as 1954 for some titles. |
| Computer Source |
Computer Source provides researchers with the latest information and current trends in high technology. This database offers full text for more than 300 publications, covering topics such as computer science, programming, artificial intelligence, cybernetics, information systems, robotics, and software. In addition, this database offers indexing and abstracts for nearly 450 publications. |
| MathSciNet
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Produced by the American Mathematical Society, this database
indexes books, periodical and proceedings back to 1940. The
library has the paper version, also back to 1940. The online
version is much easier to use. |
| General Science
Abstracts and Full-Text |
General Science indexes 167 popular science periodicals and
the Science section of the New York Times. Designed specifically
for students and non-specialists, the periodicals covered range
from very general to highly specialized. 40 of the 167 journals
are available full-text. Coverage is from 1984 to the
present. |
Access Science
(online science and technology
encyclopedia) |
Access Science is an online encyclopedia of science and
technology. It included over 7000 articles, 100,000 definitions
and 2000 in depth biographies. It also offers weekly updates on
scientific events, discoveries and breakthroughs, plus links to
quality web sites. |
| Expanded
Academic |
Expanded Academic indexes general interest magazines,
journals and newspapers and covers a wide variety of topics. It
is a good place to start is you want to find out how your topic
is being discussed in the general media. |
E-Guide: ACM Guide to
Computing Literature
Reference CD-ROM |
This CD-ROM database indexes literature in the field of
computing including conference proceeding and reports,
periodicals, and book. It is searchable by subject, author,
source, etc. This source is also searchable by ACM classification
scheme (ie. information systems, computing methodology etc.) The
CD-ROM covers 1977 to 1997. |
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Web
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Furman Computer Science Department
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BABEL:
Glossary of Computer Oriented Abbreviations and Acronyms
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This site simply offers what an acronym or abbreviation stand
for, no definitions or explanations are given. According to the
introduction, BABEL is updated 3 times a year. In addition,
appendix C has a list of country domain names. |
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Guide to Computer Science Internet Resources |
This site is actually an "article" from the online journal
Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship.
This "article" divides the resources it points to into categories
such as: associations, facts & figures, programming
languages, algorithms etc. This is a good place to start computer
science related research on the Internet. |
| Artificial
Intelligence Resources |
This site is produced and maintained by the National Research
Council of Canada. It offers links to newsgroups, bibliographies,
online journals, conferences, companies, and organizations in the
field of AI. Especially useful is the Subject Index. |
| CMU
Artificial Intelligence Repository |
This site was established by Mark Kantrowitz of Carnegie
Mellon University’s School of Computer Science. It offers
links to online journals, newsgroups, and organizations in the
field of AI. |
