ITI 220: Retrieving and Evaluating Electronic Information (04:547:220)
This course guide contains library research resources for the IT market sector analysis project in ITI 220.
Related LibGuides
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Computer ScienceLibrary research guide with links to computer science-related resources.
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Engineering Comprehensive Research GuideLinks to engineering databases at RUL and related information concerning engineering.
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Technical ReportsLibrary research guide listing sources of information for reports generated by scientific research projects.
Artificial Intelligence at Rutgers
AI assistants and tools
- Generative AI assistants and AI-based tools allow you to get help with brainstorming ideas, drafting documents, editing computer code, and more. Includes Rutgers access to:
AI capabilities in technology tools
- Explore a selection of Rutgers technology services and tools that integrate AI features and capabilities, highlighting some of the options available to support your work and learning, including:
Rutgers Databases
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ACM Digital LibraryFrom the Association for Computing Machinery - coverage includes software, hardware, computational theory, artificial intelligence, information science, and human-computer interaction. (Hard database to use efficiently.)
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Compendex (and INSPEC)Comprehensive coverage of engineering research; select the INSPEC database as well, to include physics, computing, and IT. Use "economic" as a controlled term to limit your search.
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IEEE XploreProvides access to the IEEE Electronic Library, which contains electrical engineering, communications, and computing journals, magazines, transactions, conference proceedings, and technical standards published by IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)
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O'ReillyCollection of technology and business resources, including over 40,000 ebooks, 2,000 audiobooks, 6,000 videos, self-paced courses, and curated topical playlists of content. Subjects covered include artificial intelligence (AI) & machine learning; business; career development; cybersecurity; data engineering & data science; design; programming languages; mobile, software, and web development; and more.
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ScopusMultidisciplinary coverage in the areas of science, technology, medicine, social sciences, arts, and humanities, with coverage strongest in the physical sciences and health sciences, followed by the life sciences.
