General Overview of Searching
Chemical Engineering Resources for Students
Sat, 2012-01-07 09:06 | 
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This undergraduate level research guide includes research methods plus lists to commonly used databases and reference materials. It also includes information to help students locate books and journals. Site-licensed software, useful web sites, and links to key lab safety resources are also included. The goal of this guide is to provide foundational support to the broad array of chemical engineering course assignments and to help foster information literacy skills. |
Learning Objectives:
Help students use their time more effectively and efficiently and to help them become more knowledgeable about the array of resources available to them.
Audience:
Bachelor (Basic)
Audience:
Bachelor (Advanced)
Level of Expertise:
Beginner
Created:
Fri, 2012-01-06
Language(s):
English
Type of Material:
Subject/Research Guide
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Search Strategies
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Introductory lecture on how to search for information: formulate a question (incl. Boolean Operators), choose & evaluate information sources (should I use Wikipedia?), when did I find enough and how do I store the information? |
Learning Objectives:
Get an idea how to start, to perform and to end your search for information on a certain topic.
Audience:
Bachelor (Basic)
Level of Expertise:
Beginner
Created:
Tue, 2011-06-14
Language(s):
German
Type of Material:
Seminar/Lecture
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