Finding Electrotechnology Information

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This is a guide to locating electrotechnology information at the Library both hardcopy and electronic at Charles Darwin University.

Where do I start my research?

A good way to start your research is to define your topic by using subject dictionaries and to
find background information in encyclopaedias such as:

How do I find books on my subject?

To find books on your subject you can: 

search the  Library Catalogue using  the 'topic keyword(s)' or 'subject heading keyword(s)s' option. 
OR
browse the bookshelves using these call numbers:

How do I find journal articles (Databases)?

The library holds journals in print and electronic formats. The best way to access articles in these
journals is by using the databases listed below. When you find an article you want to read, use the
Library Catalogue and the E-journals list to see if we hold a print copy or have access to the
electronic copy in full-text. Some databases listed will have direct links to the full-text article. The
databases listed are just a few of the many available.

Databases | Electronic journals | Web sites

How do I cite and manage my information resources

Below is the guides to legal citation styles recommended at CDU and to the StudySkills site which provides information on other aspects of presentation.