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Selected Electronic Resource Guides

The following links represent a sampling of the numerous electronic resources available to CSU students, faculty, and staff.  The first link in each pair contains information and search tutorials.  The second link will take you directly to the electronic resource.

• ACM Digital Library information
• ACM Digital Library
 
• Classical Music Library information
• Classical Music Library
 
• eBooks on EBSCOhost information
• eBooks on EBSCOhost
 
• Films on Demand information
• Films on Demand
 
• IngentaConnect information
• IngentaConnect
 
• Iter Bibliography information
• Iter Bibliography
 
• KCDL Online information
• KCDL Online
 
• Modern Language Association (MLA) information
• Modern Language Association (MLA)
 
• Naxos Music Library information
• Naxos Music Library
 
• ScienceDirect information
• ScienceDirect

Database of the Month: ACM Digital Library

The ACM Digital Library contains the full-text for articles published in ACM and affiliated organizations' periodicals and proceedings since 1985, as well as bibliographic information, abstracts, and reviews for those articles. These publications cover various fields related to computing, including software, hardware, computational theory, artificial intelligence, information science, human-computer interaction, instructional technology, and the research and development communities involved in computing.

Searching of the full-text is available using keywords, authors, and ACM subject classification terms, and features phrase searching, use of wildcards, and Boolean expression searching as well as search limitation on fields, publication, and publication date. If you would like to see a video tutorial on how to use the ACM Digital Library from the James A. Cannavino Library at Marist College, click here.

This database includes links to two related resources: the Guide to Computing Literature and Computing Reviews. The Guide is a collection of bibliographic citations and abstracts of works published by the ACM and 3,000 other publishers. Computing Reviews comprehensively reviews books, articles, conference proceedings, theses, technical reports, and Web-based publications in computer science.

*Note: You will need Adobe Acrobat to access this information*

ACM Digital Library Complete Access

We are pleased to announce complete access to the ACM Digital Library. The ACM Digital Library is a complete collection of all of ACM’s publications, including ACM journals, conference proceedings, magazines, newsletters, and multimedia titles. The ACM Digital Library contains the largest and most complete full-text archive of articles on computing available today, consisting of:

• 2.0+ Million Pages of full-text articles
• 272,000 Articles
• 20,000 New full-text articles added each year
• 40+ High Impact Journals
• 270+ Conference Proceedings Titles
• 2,000+ Proceedings Volumes
• 9 Magazines (including the flagship Communications of the ACM)
• 43 Special Interest Groups contributing content
• 800+ Multimedia Files containing audio, video, animations, and more.

Also, take a look at this fantastic video describing not only ACM, but the ACM Digital Library too.