I've created this guide to give you a quick place to access the resources I discussed in class. This is just a selection of resources from the UofS Library, please search the Library Catalogue, the A-Z List of electronic resources, or the other Engineering Subject Pages for more.
Remember, I am available to help you if you cannot find what you're looking for!
1. Be persistent! Search several different resources. Each resource will have different coverage - so if you don't find anything useful in the first resource you try, then try another!
2. Be creative! If the initial terms that you search by don't produce results, think creatively and try alternate search terms. You can also use a thesaurus to help you find related terms.
3. Ask for help! Contact your Engineering Librarian or see other sources of help on the Ask Us page.
1. Primary sources of information are original materials that often convey new ideas, discoveries, or information. These sources originate from the time period under study. For example:
2. Secondary sources of information are based on primary sources. They are generally written at a later date and provide some discussion, analysis, or interpretation of the original primary source. Examples of secondary sources include:
3. Tertiary sources of information are based on a collection of primary and secondary sources. Examples of tertiary sources include:
TIP: What is considered primary, secondary, or tertiary information may vary according to your field of study.
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The Engineering Library Learning Commons can be found on the first floor of the Engineering Building, directly beyond the Main entrance.
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