Computer Information & Graphics Technology

These sources are useful to find magazine articles for a short, readable topic overview and to find aspects of a topic to consider pursing in more depth, and some specialized, peer-reviewed journal articles. Try several; if you can't find sufficient relevant information, consider doing additional searching using more specialized databases listed in the second content box.

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These sources are useful to find more specialized, in-depth journal articles and conference papers. Recently published conference papers (proceedings) can provide very recent content on a specialized topic. Professional society resources such as IEEE, ACM etc. are credible sources of needed technical information, including specialized, interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary topics.

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1. f the full text of the article is available through a database, you'll see a link to view the article in HTML and/or PDF format.
2. If the full text of the article is NOT available through the database, click on the Find It button.  This will automatically search most* other library databases to see if we have it online elsewhere. 
3. If we don't have it online elsewhere, scroll down to the library's link for Interlibrary Loan. Click link University Library to send the article details directly to a request form. Delivery of most documents is done electronically via e-mail.
   You'll need to log in to the ILLiad login popup window. Give your contact details the first time you use ILLiad; after that, requesting an article is fast & easy.

Or, see details for more ways to access or request free full-text: Google Scholar and Interlibrary Loan