COMPUTER SCIENCE
Oklahoma Baptist University
Updated September 2003
Introduction
Looking
for information about computers, the software and function? Need information
about programming language and network application? These and many other questions can be answered with the aid of
the resources listed below. If you have
additional questions, ask the librarians.
They are always ready to assist you in finding the information you need.
General Background Information
Almanac for Computers
DOC D 213.14:
CD-ROMs in Print
Ref 011 C386ra
Complete Multilingual Dictionary of Computer Terminology
Ref 001.6403 C737na
Computer and Information Science and Technology Abbreviations and Acronyms Dictionary
Ref 004.0148 S726cd
Computer and Internet Use on Campus: A Legal Guide to Issues of Intellectual Propery, Free Use, and Privacy
Ref 343.7309 H392cc
Computer Desktop Encyclopedia
Ref 004.03 F853ce
Computer Glossary: Complete Illustrated Desk Reference
Ref 004.03 F853cg5
Computer Health Hazards
Ref 363.18106 H894ch
Computer Pioneers
Ref 004.0922 L478cp
Corel Webmaster Suite for Dummies
Ref 004.678 B666cwd
Dial Up!: Gale’s Bulletin Board Locator
Ref 004.67 G154du
Dictionary of Object Technology
Ref 005.11 F523dt
Directory of Computerized Data Files
DOC C 51.11/2-2:
Documented NT Server: A Start to Finish Installation Plan
Ref 004.68 P734ds
Dummies 101, Windows 95
Ref 651.8425 R234dn
Dynamic HTML Black Book
Ref 005.72 P692db
Electronic and Computer Music
Ref 786.7016 W636ec
Electronics and Computers Acronyms
Ref 621.381 B879e
Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence
Ref 006.303 E56sh
Encyclopedia of Computer Science and Technology
Ref 001.6403 E56bzr
Guide to Free Computer Materials and Internet Resources
Ref 004.029 G946ep12
HTML in Plain English
Ref 005.72 P692db
Internet for Dummies
Ref 004.67 L665iq
Internet Searcher’s Handbook
Ref 025.04 M892ish
Jargon: An Informal Dictionary of Computer Terms
Ref 004.03 W726ja
Java in a Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference
Ref 005.133 F583jn2
JavaScript Bible
Ref 005.2762 G653jb3
JavaScript from the World Wide Web
Ref 005.2762 N392j2
LINUX: Installation, Configuration and Use
Ref 005.4469 K78lx
MacMillian Encyclopedia of Computers
Ref 004.03 M167bi
McGraw-Hill Concise Encyclopedia of Science and Technology
Ref 503 M147pk4
McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Electronics and Computers
Ref 621.381 M14
Microsoft Press Computer Dictionary
Ref 004.03 M626m2
New Hacker’s Dictionary
Ref 004.014 N532ra
Novell’s Group Wise 5 User’s Guide
Ref 005.3769 R729nuh
Online!: A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources
Ref 004.67 H289o
Peterson’s Job Opportunities for Engineering and Computer Science Majors
Ref 620.0023 P485jm
UNIX in a Nutshell: System V Edition
Ref 005.43 G485ui2
Using the Internet
Ref 004.678 H772ui3
Web Animation for Dummies
Ref 006.6 B265wdu
Web Publishing Unleashed
Ref 005.13 S785wu
Wired Style: Principles of English Usage in the Digital Age
Ref 004.03 W798ha
Locating the Computer Science Collection
Books are arranged on the shelf by broad subject categories. The major categories for computer science are:
000 Generalities
Materials on computer science are found in the following areas:
1st floor, north Reference
1st floor, west Periodicals
1st floor annex Government Documents
2nd floor General books
3rd floor General
books
Sources of Journal Articles
PRINT RESOURCES
General Science Index
Readers Guide to Periodical Literature Index
ELECTRONIC RESOURCES
Academic Search Elite (EbscoHost)
Academic Search Premier (EbscoHost)
Highwire Press
MAS FullText Ultra (EbscoHost)
MasterFILE Premier (EbscoHost)
NewsFile Collection (NewsBank)
Professional Development Coll. (EbscoHost)
Print and microform indexes and journals are located on the
1st floor, west.
For a complete list of journals and other periodicals owned by the library,
look at Periodical
Directory (http://www2.okbu.edu/library/periodcl/index.html)
Internet Resources
EBSCOHost: Full text periodical database
NetLibrary:
Full text e-book database
NewsBank: Full text newspaper database
First Search: Periodical and information indexes
ASSOCIATION OF SHAREWARE PROFESSIONALS
The Association of Shareware Professionals
was formed in April 1987 to strengthen the future of shareware (user supported software) as an alternative to commercial software. Its members, all of whom subscribe to a code of ethics, are committed to the concept of shareware as a method of marketing.
BYTE
The electronic version of this journal.
COMPUTER NERDWORD
http://www.nerdworld.com/computers.html
Founded in 1995, Nerd World Media provides over 200,000 monthly visitors with free web-based services. The Nerd World Media Internet Subject Index, is one of the largest hand-categorized indexes of the Internet, with over 300,000 web sites organized into 10,000 categories.
COMPUTER NETWORK
COMPUTER.ORG
With nearly 100,000 members, the IEEE Computer Society is the world's leading organization of computer professionals. Founded in 1946, it is the largest of the 35 societies organized under the umbrella of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). The Computer Society's vision is to be the leading provider of technical information and services to the world's computing professionals.
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
http://www.einet.net/galaxy/Engineering-and-Technology/Computer-Technology.html
Galaxy is provided as a free service by The Health Network. Galaxy was originally a prototype associated with the DARPA-funded Manufacturing Automation and Design Engineering (MADE) program. It was intended to explore technologies for providing large-scale directory services in support of electronic commerce. Galaxy was begun in the summer of '93, and went online January '94. It's the oldest browsable/searchable web directory, and originally included a Gopher and Telnet directory in addition to web-based information.
ETIMES
An online publication that explores corporate interactive communications, including web development, CD-ROMs, kiosk design, electronic commerce, and online marketing & training news.
FREEWARE FILEZ
A directory of freeware downloads.
INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS SOCIETY
Since its founding in 1983, the IICS has dedicated itself to the advancement of interactive systems and the people who produce them. Our members come from a wide variety of multimedia-related fields and applications: writers, artists, programmers, musicians, videographers, managers, executives, trainers, gamers, educators, marketers, independent consultants, CD-ROM, WWW, Interactive TV, ...
INTERNET WORLD MAGAZINE
MACWORLD ONLINE
An electronic version of this journal.
PUBLIC SOFTWARE INSTITUTE
http://web.public-software.org
STARTING-POINT
http://www.stpt.com/default.asp/
An Internet Directory.
VERSIONS
Track your favorite software and receive free e-mail whenever the developer announces an upgrade.
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