Databases are more subject focused collections of academically published materials. To search for articles and publications which are related to computer science try using the following databases.
Engineering Village provides access to a wide range of academic journals, conference proceedings, technical standards, and trade magazines related to a broad range of engineering topics. It also provides access to index and analytical tools such as Compendex and Inspec providing engineering specific controlled vocabulary and material property searching.
Access Australian and International Standards
As an ECU student you have access to a range of standards. Use the following services to access Australian and International Standards.
Australian standards covering: Aerospace, Automotive, Construction, Energy, Engineering, Government, Manufacturing, Medical devices, Pharmaceuticals, Safety.
Techstreet is no longer available for Standards access. For standards please go to Engineering Workbench
Engineering Workbench by Accuris provides access to Australian and International Standards (including ISO, ASTM, BSI, and ASHRAE standards). The database allows you to search for related bibliographic information including technical articles, journals, books, patents and patent applications, and utility modes.
Citation Metrics are a measure of how many times a resource has been used or 'cited' in other works, and where they have been cited. If you are looking for impactful research or highly ranked Journals use these services to compare.
Abstract and citation databases are services that present the citation connections of published articles in a field and compare their citation indexes with other published works.
You can use the following databases to look for well cited research, literature or authors.
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