Computer Science 

These are equivalent to what you would find on the shelf in a library.

• Books on a single topic by one (or two or three...) authors.
• Books which are edited volumes where each chapter is written by a different expert.
• Audio-visual material such as DVDs, videos, CDs, etc.
• Scores and librettos.

See the Articles tab for locating journals, magazines and newspapers.

1. Try a title or keyword search on your topic.
2. Look at several relevant records from the results list and note words and phrases from the "subject" area.
3. Go back to the search screen and search BY SUBJECT using the words you identified in step 2.
4. When you find something useful, either copy down the call number and location (if it is in our library) or submit an interlibrary loan

More detailed directions can be found on our Searching Databases page.

QA Mathematics and Computer Science

• 1 - 939 Mathematics
• 9 - 10.3 Mathematical logic
• 11 - 20 Study and teaching of mathematics
• 21 - 43 History of mathematics
• 75.5 - 76.95 Computer science. Electronic data processing

TK Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering

• 1 - 9971 Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering
• 1001 - 1841 Production of electric energy. Powerplants
• 2000 - 2891 Dynamoelectric machinery Including generators, motors, transformers
• 3001 - 3521 Distribution or transmission of electric power. The electric power circuit
• 4125 - 4399 Electric lighting
• 5101 - 6720 Telecommunication
• 7800 - 8360 Electronics
• 7885 - 7895 Computer engineering
• 9001 - 9401 Nuclear engineering. Atomic power
• 9900 - 9971 Electricity for amateurs