The library quick search box is a fast, easy way to search for articles. Simply input your topic into the box and click "find".
Once you receive your results, you can narrow the results given to "journal articles", and select other options such as "scholarly & peer review" and "full text online".
To search for a certain article, simply input the title of the article you are looking for into the search box and click "find".
You can also search for journals using the library quick search box. Simply click the "journals" tab. You can find a list of top computing journals in the bottom right box of this page.
To search using specific databases, please see the list below of databases the library subscribes to.
Databases are accessible on or off campus. Your 14-digit student ID number is used for authentication from outside Kettering's network.
If you do not have your student number, please contact the library.
As an ACM DL user at Kettering University:
DONE—You now have access to the ACM DL on your mobile device.
LINKING KETTERING + GOOGLE SCHOLAR
Did you know you can use Google Scholar to search Kettering databases for articles and journals? It should automatically work if you are logged into Google with your Kettering email address.
If it's not working, after logging in, just go to Settings > Library Links from the Google Scholar homepage and type in Kettering University. Tick the check box and click Save. If we have an article, you'll see the 'Full-Text @ Kettering' link in your Google Scholar search results.
Full-Text @ Kettering
Google Scholar also has an extension for the Chrome Browser worth checking out.
If you can't find an article inside Kettering's databases, you can request one through our Materials on Demand (Mod) service.
This service is free for students and faculty with a turnaround time of one to seven days, depending on the availability of the material.
Kettering subscribes to all the highest cited journals in Computer Science as determined by Journal Citation Reports and GoogleScholar Metrics. Those journals are listed below and are a good place to start your research.
Your 14-digit student ID number is used for authentication from outside Kettering's network.
