Computer Science
Find Articles
Key Databases
- ACM Portal
Includes advanced search features and the full-text ACM Digital Library, which contains articles published in ACM periodicals and proceedings since 1947. The portal also includes The Guide, a bibliographic collection from major publishers in computing with over 750,000 entries. Note: The Guide is the default selection on the interface. - Computer Source
Full text provided for 300 computer science publication and citations for 450 more. The full text dates back to 1985.Scroll down and select 'Computer Source' from EBSCO alphabetical list. - CiteSeerX
Contains computer and information science literature citations as well as "algorithms, data, metadata, services, techniques, and software that can be used to promote other digital libraries." - Computing Reviews (ACM)
UPS doesn't have access to the reviews, but try this database to identify sources. Then track down from the citations using Simon, the Collins Library catalog. - arXiv
Full text e-print server. The new paradigm in scholarly publishing. Covers physics, math and computer science. Also contains the Computing Research Repository (CoRR). - MathSciNet
This is primarily a mathematics database, but it also covers computer science. Browse 'current journals' list for particular titles. Limit search to Mathematics Subject Classification: 68 Computer Science, browse subject list or search subject list. - Academic Search Premier
This is not a science-specific database, but it does provide abstracts and full text for several hundred general science journals and magazines. It's almost always worth a look. - Ask Rebecca Kuglitsch, the librarian for Computer Science, if you're not finding what you need. rkuglitsch@pugetsound.edu
Find Books
- SIMON: UPS Library holdings.
- SUMMIT: Borrow books from 30+ Washington & Oregon academic libraries (Orbis-Cascade Consortium).
- WorldCat: Borrow books from libraries worldwide.
Computer science books have these Library of Congress call numbers:
- Q 300-390
- QA 75.5-76.95
Locations:
- Each week, new books are shelved temporarily in the Library lobby.
- Reference books are shelved on the first floor across from I-Commons.
- The bulk of the collection is on the fourth floor
