To get started with your senior seminar research project, familiarize yourself with the available research tools listed below.
Tip! Develop a list of topic related keywords so that you can effectively run a variety of keyword search strategies in the following:
Search for print books, e-books, peer-reviewed full-text scholarly articles, statistics, and more with the library’s discovery tool.
You can limit your results by format including print, ebook, full-text peer-reviewed articles, DVDs, and more. Results can also be limited to date ranges, too.
A useful way to browse the library books in a subject area is by using a call number. In WorldCat, type nu: then the call number prefix for your subject area, and select enter. You'll receive a list of results based on that call number search.
To get access to articles from a variety of journals in a variety of disciplines, discover which library databases are best suited for your research.
Start with a few of the recommended databases for this course.
With award-winning journalism and commentary, including video, photos, infographics, podcasts and more, The New York Times has long been considered one of the world's most trusted news sources.
Users must create a personal account to access this resource. To create an account: 1. go to nytimes.com/grouppass (from on-campus) or nytimes.com/passes (from off-campus), 2. create a free account using your AUS email address 3. access NYTimes.com or the NYTimes app from anywhere. Users will need to renew their passes annually by following these steps.