Welcome to the Library.
I'm Kathryn Briggs, your subject Librarian for Engineering, if you need any help just ask in the Library or email us.
This is an introductory guide to help you find key, academic resources while studying engineering and show you how to make use of them. Hopefully, it will answer most of the questions that you have about the library resources.
The School of Engineering has three departments:
The guide provides key information on engineering sources including:
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When you find the book you want you'll see its shelf number, this will help you find it in the library.
For online items, like ebooks, click on the link to read it or download it!
Look out for the green engineering logo to help you find key sources in engineering
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