Manderino Library: Applied Engineering and Technology: Resources

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Applied Science & Technology Source
Covers the applied sciences and computing disciplines by providing access to trade, industrial, professional, and technical society journals; buyers’ guides; directories; conference proceedings; and more. (EBSCO)

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Vocational & Career Collection
Access to hundreds of trade and industry related periodicals. Don't mistake this for a "career counseling" collection. (EBSCO)
OneSearch (EBSCO Discovery Service)
OneSearch is a "discovery service" from EBSCO that allows you to search most of the library's resources in "one search"! Hint: You will get a lot of results, so use the limits on the left side to focus in on what you need. (EBSCO)

Business Source Ultimate
This is a major business database. It would be useful to students looking for information relating to the commercial application of AET topics, like Graphic Communication, etc.

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Academic Search Ultimate
Find articles about almost every academic subject. This is our main resource for online, full-text articles. (EBSCO)

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TechXtra in Engineering, Mathematics, and Computing
Find articles, key Web sites, books, the latest industry news, job announcements, ejournals, eprints, technical reports, and more in the areas of engineering, mathematics, and computing. Note that it includes both free and for sale resources. Before you pay for something, see if it's available through our library.

If Cal U doesn't have the book you need, you can request it from another library using E-ZBorrow or Interlibrary Loan.

You can also use our "Item Retrieval Service" and we will have books from Manderino Library waiting for you at the Circulation Desk!

National Academies Press (Online Books)
NAP publishes reports from the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the National Research Council. You can download FREE PDFs for more than 4,000 books. Browse the topics in the left-hand menu.

Don't be put off when requesting a PDF. When it looks like you need a password, just click on the "Continue as a guest" button. You will also need to provide your email and name. If you do this, you can download whole books, or individual chapters, for FREE!

National Science Digital Library
NSDL was created by the National Science Foundation to provide educators at all levels of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education with innovative teaching resources and tools.

Science.gov
Provides access to authoritative, selected science information from U.S. Government agencies, including research and development results. (Link goes to the Advanced Search. For the Basic search screen, click on their "Home" link in the menu.)

FLEXO Magazine
Full text access to this magazine covering all aspects of flexography. View current and archived issues. Also available is Sustainable FLEXO: A Green Printing Resource magazine, and other online flexography publications.
ThomasNet.com
A major source of industrial product information for North American manufacturing companies. Use it to locate companies that manufacture specific products. (For old-timers, this used to be published as Thomas Register.)