A database is an organized collection of structured information, or data, typically stored electronically in a computer system. from Oracle The structured information in these databases contains information about articles, books, etc.
Each of these databases contain or have links to many full text articles. If a specific database doesn't cover your topic, try a multidisciplinary one. Multidisciplinary databases can be used to broadly explore topics too.
Contain information of interest to many disciplines.
The point of searching for an article is being able to read the ones that you want. Often, Google Scholar searches publisher websites that ask for money to view an article.
University Libraries might have an article, but not at the publisher website. Setting up library links with Google Scholar will display links to University Libraries.
Note: If you sign into Google Scholar, it will remember your settings
The ProQuest collections are know for their deep indexing. They index on the table and graph level, which can be helpful in finding information
For additional engineering related databases and complete database descriptions, go to a list of all Engineering Databases.
Delivers comprehensive suite of authoritative financial information. Up to 4 years of key financial information on over 400,000 global private companies; integrated screening and searching for public and private companies; full company reports in pdf format; ability to view competitors on both private and public companies.
More databases can be found on the Business Library Subject Guide.
NOTE: Many more journals in Cybersecurity Engineering can be found using the library databases, the library Journal Finder and the catalog.
NOTE: Many more journals in Systems Engineering and Operational Research can be found using the library databases, the library Journal Finder and the catalog.
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