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Safari Books Online is the premier source of full text ebooks on everything related to computer science and information technology. RMIT University Library now provides access to 4,500 with this number increasing to over 5,000 titles during 2012.

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Top information sources for Computer Science

These are some of the best resources for finding information in computer science. If you're not sure where to begin, start your search for information here!

ACM: Association for Computing Machinery Digital Library
Includes full-text articles published in ACM periodicals and proceedings.
IEEEXplore
Provides full-text access to IEEE journals, transactions, conference proceedings and standards in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics and computer science.
Safari Books Online
Access over 5,000 full text ebooks on all aspects of computer science, information technology, digital media and business.
ScienceDirect
Provides full-text access to scholarly computer science journals from around the world.
Scopus
Offers citation searching access to around 15,000 peer-reviewed titles from more than 4,000 international publishers, with links to lots of full text information.
Springerlink
A collection of international full-text scholarly journals, mainly in science and engineering with many computer science titles. Provides access to the key series, 'Lecture Notes in Computer Science' from vol. 1, no.1 (1973 - )

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New Resource

The Lynda.com online training library offers access to streamed video training sessions on a wide variety of software products, such as PhotoShop, Illustrator, Flash, Garage Band, Final Cut Pro, and iMovie, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Drupal, Pro Tools, Ruby on Rails, C Programming and HTML 5 and hundreds more.

First time users will see a page requesting to create a profile, or to log in if you’ve already created a profile. A profile is required to use Lynda.com as it keeps track of the courses done, the progress you’ve made and so on. Once you’ve created that profile, you may then use the login details to enter the Lynda.com site and use the videos and tools.

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