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Computer science databases
- Premier citation database for computer science
- Coverage: 1886-present
- Indexes journal and conference articles
- Links to full text when available
- Top engineering database
- Coverage: 1884-present
- Indexes journal and conference articles
- Links to full text when available
- Many search options, i.e. limits for review articles
- Free computer science citation database
- Tells you how many times an article has been cited, and who has cited it
- Some full text available
- Free academic search engine
- Tells you how many times an article has been cited, and who has cited it
- Links to full text when available
- General science database
- Coverage: 1973-present
- Tells you how many times an article has been cited, and who has cited it
- Links to full text when available
- Full text of journal and conference proceedings articles published by the ACM
- Full text of IEEE journal and conference proceedings articles, as well as standards
- Full text of books available on a variety of technical topics
- Full text of O’Reilly programming books
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)
- Full text of conference proceedings in computer science
- Roughly 100 conferences on timely topics published per year
- Full text reference materials on technical topics
- MIT’s institutional repository
- Contains over 14,000 MIT theses
- Use DSpace to share your work with the world
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