Computer science

Providing access to quality Computer science resources and subject support.

References and citations Using the library

Databases View more

Here are the key databases/online resources to start finding information in your subject area. Click on 'View more' to go to the full listing for the Library, and use the filters to find more for this subject and others.

 

 

Please note that preprints are preliminary reports of work that has not been certified by peer review.

 

 

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Books E-books

You can access books and e-books via the Catalogue (also known as Library Catalogue Plus) to search for and check their availability. The Catalogue also provides links to e-books and displays the shelf marks of physical books in the Library. We have detailed the shelf marks of the most popular topics below (the level is for the Library in 黑料网).

Subject / title Pilkington level Shelfmark
Algorithms 2 005.1
Artificial intelligence 2 006.3
Computer graphics 2 006.6
Computer science 2 004
Computer systems 2 004.22
Cryptography 2 005.82
Database systems 2 005.74
Information systems 1 658.4038
Operating systems 1 005.43
Programming 2 005.262
Robotics 1 629.892
Security systems 2 005.8
Software engineering 2 005.1

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The Library offers a variety of ways to support your studies including specialist help from Academic Librarians and online research skills resources including the . The Academic Language Support Service (ALSS) and the Library have also created a  that supports Study Skills.