Computing and Information Sciences Ph.D.: Start

The Ph.D. in computing and information sciences is a research degree designed to produce independent scholars, cutting-edge researchers, and well-prepared educators. Faculty and students conduct both foundational and applied research to address diverse an

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Welcome Ph.D. Students!

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Welcome - this guide is intended to introduce you to library resources for all computing and information sciences topics.

To begin exploring the library's collections browse through the navigation tabs to the left.

Below are some quick reference videos from RIT Libraries YouTube Channel.

YouTube Video - Finding a book at the Library

YouTube Video - Finding a book at the Library
This video goes over finding a book in the Wallace Library, including locations, call numbers, and how to find a book.

YouTube Video - ACM SIG

YouTube Video - ACM SIG
The ACM Digital Library is an online database with special interest groups that focus on high quality research.

YouTube Video - Quick Introduction to Zotero

YouTube Video - Quick Introduction to Zotero
Enhance your productivity when writing and citing in academic papers with Zotero Bib! This brief video will walk through the steps of using Zotero Bib to create bibliographies, easily and for free.

YouTube - Peer Review for GCCIS Students

Peer Review for GCCIS Students
A video of a quick introduction to peer review and tips for GCCIS students looking for peer review sources in under ten minutes.

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