Research Guides: MEng Computer Engineering (Online): Home

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Welcome!

Hello!

If you're here, you're probably a student in Thayer's Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering based on the Coursera platform. Welcome! To get the most out of the library resources, we encourage you to watch the library overview in the orientation module. To best use this page, we encourage you to explore our other guides from Engineering, Computer Science, and Business that are linked in the menu. These guides are curated with resources specific to these disciplines and include notes on use and access.

From all of us here at Feldberg, welcome! We're so glad you're here!

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Responsible Resource Use
Resources available to you through the Dartmouth Libraries should only be used in the course of study or professional development. Please do not use these resources while performing consulting work or other work for companies that are not project sponsors during your course. Due to our licensing terms, using our resources for purposes other than study can risk the access of all Dartmouth community members to the resource.

When using resources for class related projects or consulting work, please paraphrase and properly cite the sources or reports. No full-text resources should be given to project sponsors as part of a project report or other information exchange.

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PressReader
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Google Scholar Library Link

Add "Dartmouth College" to Google Scholar

Did you know that you can connect Google Scholar to Dartmouth Library?

Select the hamburger menu next to the Google Scholar header
Navigate to "Settings"
Select "Library links"
Search "Dartmouth Library" in the search bar, select "Dartmouth Library" and ensure the box is checked.
Save changes.
Use Google Scholar as normal. You should now see "Get it @ Dartmouth" links to the right of Google Scholar results.