Resources for CS researchers
Please send me any suggestions to improve the following lists.
General
Users connected through a Griffith University domain automatically have
subscriptions to many of these resources.
- GU
Directory of Computer Databases (Follow CS & Mathematics link to
ACM & IEEE Digital Libraries, Current Contents, INSPEC, ScienceDirect,
Wiley Interscience, etc.)
- ACM Digital Library
(subscription required)
- IEEE Digital
Library (subscription required)
- SIAM Journals Online
(subscription required)
- ScienceDirect
(Elsevier journals, subscription required, but free alerting service)
- Kluwer Journals
(subscription required)
- Springer LINK
(subscription required, but free alerting service)
- Wiley Interscience
e-journals (subscription required)
- Computing Reviews
- CoRR (arXiv.org e-print repository)
- Google Scholar
(An index to the academic literature, Google)
- DBLP
Bibliography (An index to the CS literature,
Michael Ley, Trier)
- Collection of CS
Bibliographies
- Hypertext
Bibliography Project
- New Zealand Digital Library
- NCSTRL (Networked CS
Technical Report Library)
- MathSciNet (Mathematical
Reviews) (subscription required)
- ResearchIndex (CiteSeer)
(Who cited what?)
- Home Page Search (Where
is whom? Gerd Hoff, Trier)
- (Mathematics
& CS Resources) (Argonne)
- Computer
Science Organisations (Trier)
Free online journals
All of these are high-quality peer-reviewed journals.
Advice
(Why repeat what others have already done?)
For many reasons (ask me), most CS research documents should be prepared
using LaTeX. High quality LaTeX preparation systems are available on all
platforms. The standard introduction and reference is LaTeX: A
Document Preparation System, second edition, by Leslie Lamport
(Addison-Wesley, 1994). The several LaTeX Companions by Michel
Goossens et al. are also important resources. Online starting
points and references include the following:
Last updated: 10 March 2005
Author: R.W. Topor
Email: r.topor{at}griffith.edu.au