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Electrical Engineering & Computer Science: EECS resources

A guide to electrical engineering and computer science resources at the MIT Libraries.

Getting started with research in EECS

Overleaf at MIT

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Manage your references

Use these tools to help you organize and cite your references:

Find articles and proceedings

Use these databases to find citations to journal articles and conference proceedings in electrical engineering, computer science, and related disciplines.

Find dissertations and theses

Find e-books

All e-books that the MIT Libraries purchases are available in the library's Barton catalog -- find books by title, author or keyword. You can also browse collections of e-books directly by going to the packages listed below.

Keeping up with research

RSS, email, & table of contents alerts

Find new journal articles about your research topic!

There are a number of services via email and RSS for accessing tables of contents of new journal issues and research alerts (results of literature searches you construct, run periodically).

This site will provide links to these services, as well as an explanation of what RSS is and how it works.

Other resources

Librarian for Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, IDSS, and Mathematics

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