Engineering Science Subject Specific

Engineering

Engineering covers biomedical chemical, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering topics (as well as others not here mentioned).

• - Library and electronic resources in engineering, including web sites and databases (some only available to Cornell students), and guides to resources, classes, and subject areas.
  
• - Links to the online catalogs for books and periodicals as well as information about library services.
  
• - Electronic resources in engineering, including technical reports, links to patents and standards databases, and web sites.
  
• - Resources for engineering on the Internet and in the library, with links to library and resource guides.
  
• - Print and electronic reference resources arranged by format and/or by subject, including materials in aeronautics, bioengineering, and patents.
  
• - Resources and reference guides, with some access to free online materials, as well as course materials for UC engineering and library courses.
  
• - Resources include access to the specialized Grainger databases, free online engineering databases, and a hyperlinked map of engineering libraries in the United States.
  
• - Searchable library of Internet resources in the applied sciences, especially energy technology, light and optical technology, computer science and engineering, and polar research and cold region technology. Resources are annotated and classified according
  
• - Guides to electronic and print resources arranged by type of source, including patents, standards, technical reports, government information, and funding agencies.
  
• - Major resources for databases, e-journals, patents, standards, and selected reference aids for a variety of topics including women in engineering, inventions, and career help.
  
• - Engineering information resources include databases, subject guides for applied, theoretical, and social aspects of engineering, and selected web pages.
  
• - Resource guides arranged by type/source of material, with news and library information.
  
• - Internet sources are located in the "collections" and "resources by discipline" sections, and include government databases, job materials, professional organizations, and subject-oriented links.
  
  

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