IT Bits & Bytes November 2011

L i b r a r y N e w s f o r I n f o r m a t i o n T e c h n o l o g y S t u d e n t s a n d F a c u l t y CO

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New Cambridge Campus Library

Seating for 78

18 Student workstations

Printer

Wireless connectivity

2 viewing/meeting rooms

Group study area

8 study carrels

Photocopier (Coming Soon)

Scanner

Fall 2011 Service Desk & Collection Hours

Date Open Closed

Starting September 2011

Monday – Tuesday

& Thursday – Friday 8:30 AM 4:00 PM

Wednesday NOON 7:30 PM

Saturday and Sunday CLOSED

*Cambridge Library study area is open when the

campus is open.

At just over 3200 square feet, the new Cambridge Library Resource Centre (LRC)

provides services to students in the School of Engineering Technology and Trades. With

window seating looking out onto green space, our new library space provides a great

study area for students at Conestoga’s Cambridge campus.

Cambridge Campus LRC

Room #A1109

Contact us: 519.748.5220 x4526

Email: lrccamb@conestogac.on.ca

Reminder: Many of the IT resources are located at

the Doon Campus LRC for your convenience.

New E-Resources

Provides access to the IEEE core collection of

engineering, electronics and computer science

periodicals. Over 145 IEEE online society-

sponsored journals, transactions and magazines.

Access to more than 400 eBooks via the IEEE

Xplore® digital library. The e-books collection

spans numerous content areas, including

Bioengineering, Power & Energy and

Communication technologies among other growing

areas of research.

IEEE All-Society Periodicals Package (ASPP)

Contact Melanie Parlette,

Information Technology Liaison, to book a Library Session for your

students on any of these databases. +

IEEE-Wiley eBooks Library

eBooks

ACM Digital Library is a comprehensive collection

of full-text articles, covering the fields of computing

and information technology. The full-text database

includes the complete collection of ACM's

publications, including journals, conference

proceedings, magazines, and newsletters.

Don’t forget about…

ACM Digital Library

Access over 13,000 titles from Safari Books Online.

Topics covered in Safari include java development,

mobile development, network administration,

security, and project management.

Safari

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Update: Look INSIDE Reading E-Books in the LRC’s collection is easier than ever before.

Just click Look Inside when you find an E-Book in the LRC Catalogue.

New E-Books Chaos in electric drive

systems: analysis, control

and application

Chau, K.; Wang, Z.

Fundamentals of sensor

network programming:

applications and technology

Iyengar, S.; Parameshwaran,

N.; Phoha, V.; Balakrishnan, N.;

Okoye, C.

Head first iPhone and iPad

development, second

edition

Pilone, D.; Pilone, T.

Java™: how to program,

ninth edition

Deitel, P.; Deitel, H.

Learning android

Gargenta, M.

The clean coder: a code of

conduct for professional

programmers

Martin, R.C.

Algorithms, fourth edition

Sedgewick, R.; Wayne, K.

An introduction to wavelet

modulated Inverters

Saleh, S.; Rahman, M.

Antenna design for mobile

devices

Zhang, Z.

Practical database

programming with java

Bai, Y.

The LRC welcomes your suggestions

for books or other library resources. Please use our suggestion form to request an item.

Spotlight On

The LRC has recently

acquired books from the

McGraw-Hill Evil Genius

Series of do-it-yourself

projects for science &

technology enthusiasts.

50 green projects for

the evil genius

Shariff, J.

Fuel cell projects for

the evil genius

Harper, G.D.J.

TinyAVR

microcontroller

projects for the evil

genius

Gadre, D.

Electronic circuits for

the evil genius: 64

lessons with projects

Cutcher, D.

Recycling projects

for the evil genius

Gehrke, R.

McGraw-Hill Evil Genius Series

Computer Engineering Technology

Computer Programming

Information Technology Support

Services (ITSS)

Integrated Telecommunication

and Computer Technologies (ITCT)

Software Engineering Standards and

Patents

Research Guides Guides have been created to help faculty and students conduct research in their fields.

Click your guide and discover the top LRC resources for your program area.

The Library Resource Centre

supports and enriches learning,

teaching, and research at

Conestoga.

Melanie Parlette, BA, MLIS

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www.conestogac.on.ca/lrc

519.748.5220 x3605

mparlette@conestogac.on.ca

Program Liaison

Engineering

Information

Technology

Trades &

Apprenticeship

Library Resource

Centre