LibGuides: Computer Science: Home

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Subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Education, Geosciences

Computer Science

This subject guide will provide faculty and students in the Computer Science program with links to databases, Internet resources and books in our collection. Use the tabs at left to navigate to your desired resource.

I recommend beginning with:

Association for Computing Machinery: Digital Library

O'Reilly For Higher Education (formerly Safari Tech Books Online)

1. Under 'Select Your Institution,' choose 'Not Listed? Click here.'

2. Under 'Academic email,' enter your westga email address.

Computer Source

Proquest Computer Science Database

Advanced Technologies & Aerospace Index (formerly Computer and Information Systems Abstracts)

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