1. Introduction

2. Search Strategies

3. Books

4. Journals

5. Databases

6. Citing Sources

7. Library Password

8. Ask A Librarian

9. Library Exercise

The library owns many journals published by professional and academic associations. The print collection is located on the 3rd floor of the library. However, due to limited space, most of them are in storage. You can still access the electronic versions in 2 different ways.

First, you should check the library catalog. Type your keywords in the search box, then in the drop-down menu, choose EJournals/EBooks, and click Go.

When you view a title's individual record, click on the link that says " View the electronic version".

The other way is to click on the Electronic Journals link from the library's website:

In the search box, type in your keywords, then click on GO.

Below is a sample search for network* AND computer*. When you click on a title, you will get an SFX popup window showing you all the different ways you can access the journal.

According to SFX, this title is available in the Science Direct database. To view any issue of this publication, you must provide minimal information, such as a publication year. For example, type in 2005.

SFX then takes you to Science Direct.

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