While you are mostly likely going to be using peer-reviewed scholarly articles for your computer science research papers, you may find that books hold the supplemental information that fills a gap. Books could have historical information, a broad overview of a topic, a general introduction to a topic, definitions, and more.
Research@UWW is a one-stop solution for the discovery and delivery of books, ebooks, government documents, media, articles, images, and more. It includes many, but not all, of the UWW libraries' databases in addition to records for all physical materials in UW System libraries.
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Want to know where your book is located in the stacks of the Main or Main Oversize Collection? You can look it up on this Book Stack Directory with map.
If you want to browse the bookshelves to find interesting computer science related books, try looking in the Library of Congress Call Number areas on the Andersen Library's 3rd Floor:
QA 75-76 most computing topics
Q 300-390 cybernetics
QA 267-268.5 machine theory
T 385 computer graphics
TA 1630-1650 data processing
TK 5100-5110 telecommunications
TK 7885-7895 computer engineering & hardware
Ebook Central, is a large ebook database subscribed to by the Andersen Library. It contains over 120,000 online books on a wide variety of topics. Search it by typing your query in the box below.
Use this link to go to the full list of ebook databases.