When you have found some library items that you would like to borrow, first click on the title, then:
Log out once your request has been completed.
It may take 4 to 7 days before your item is transferred to the pickup campus.
Most books and media items are loaned for three weeks. You may renew your material if it has not been requested by another borrower.
To renew materials online, go to My Account.
Here are some examples search strategies for computer science:
Use the limiters to select the subject you wish to search. If you are stuck, always ask a Faculty Librarian for some assistance.
Library of Congress subject headings may be used for more precise results:
SAMPLE BOOK SEARCH
Materials in our libraries are shelved according to the Library of Congress Classification system.
Computer Science-related materials can be found in all campus libraries. You can browse the library catalog and the library stacks (shelves) in these computer science call number ranges:
| Q300-390 | Cybernetics |
| Q350-390 | Information Theory |
| QA75-76.95 | Calculating machines |
| QA75.5-76.95 | Electronic computers, Computer science, Computer Software |
| QA267-268.5 | Machine theory |
| T385 | Computer graphics |
| TA1630-1650 | Data processing |
| TK5100-5110 | Telecommunications |
| TK7885-7895 | Computer engineering & Computing hardware |
You may find some computer software titles in the call number areas of the subjects for which they are used, for instance, Z (keyboarding, word processing, publishing) or HF (business).
If you are not finding material you need, ask a librarian for assistance! You can also search libraries worldwide through WorldCat. Ask your librarian about interlibrary loan if you find a title you need at another library.
With your ACCeID, you can get a TexShare card to borrow books from participating local libraries.
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