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The document discusses the Engineering Village 2 database provided by UNT Libraries, which provides access to two major engineering databases, Compendex and Inspec. It covers subject areas in aerospace, chemical, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering. Users can search for scholarly journals, conference proceedings, trade publications, patents, and government reports using various search tools and strategies to find relevant engineering information.
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- 1. ENGINEERING VILLAGE 2 Setareh Keshmiripour Graduate Library Assistant Research and Instructional Services UNT Libraries Spring 2013
- 2. OVERVIEW Supplying engineering resources produced by Engineering Information (EI) Provide access to online information Provide latest information in engineering Consists of two major databases Compendex Inspec
- 3. SUBJECT COVERAGE Aerospace Agricultural Chemical engineering Civil engineering Electrical engineering Mechanical engineering
- 4. TYPE OF RESOURCES Scholarly journals Conference proceedings Trade publications Patents Government reports Reference books
- 5. QUICK SEARCH
- 9. RESULTS OF THESAURUS SEARCH
- 10. BROWSE INDEXES
- 11. BROWSE
- 12. SEARCH TOOLS Boolean Operators AND OR NOT Truncation (*) Wildcard (?) Phrase Search ({ } or “ ”) NEAR, ONEAR
- 13. EXAMPLE QUERY I need some journal articles about automobile driver simulator in English.
- 14. SEARCH STRATEGY
- 15. RESULTS
- 17. REFINE RESULTS
- 18. SEARCH HISTORY
- 19. ASK AN EXPERT
- 20. HELP
- 21. Questions?