The Library Catalogue
Books provide broad overviews of a topic and is a great place to start if you are new to the topic.
The best way to find books is using the library catalogue.
Watch the video below for a demonstration of how to use the Library Catalogue effectively.
Tips
- Sign in to see all results
- Keep it simple! Search using a few keywords, book title, e.g. machine learning
- Refine your results using the options on the left e.g. to find eBooks, filter by 'Books', 'Book Chapters' and 'Available online'.
How to read a catalogue record
eBook Databases
Most eBook databases include the option of searching for keywords or phrases within the book content. This will help you locate more specific information quickly from relevant books.
- ProQuest eBook Central Delivers ebooks from scholarly sources, including University Presses and other top publishers.
- O’Reilly Higher Education A digital learning platform covering books, videos, case studies, expert curated learning paths and self-assessments on IT area.
- IGI Global InfoSci-Books Covers 11 academic subject areas, including Computer Science and Information Technology, Library and Information Science, Science and Engineering, Security and Forensics.
- Springer eBook Collections Covers biomedicine & life sciences, computer science, engineering, mathematics & statistics, business & management and medicine.
- Taylor & Francis eBooks A collection of eBooks in science, technology, engineering, medicine, humanities and social science.
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