CIS 540: Network Security Management: Finding Books

To find books and government documents in USA Libraries' collections, use SOUTHcat: USA Libraries' Catalog.

• Catalog tips and tricks:
  • Keyword searches – use quotation marks to hold phrases together ("web servers")
  • Truncation – use ? after the root of a word to find all its variants (comput? finds computer, computers, computing...)
  • Browse the Subject(s) field in records to find the right words for searches. (Example: Try doing a keyword search for "network security," then look at the subject(s) field in several records. You’ll see that the subject term is "computer networks--security measures." Click the subject heading to find more records with this subject.)
• Revise and refine your searches.
• Watch for repeating call numbers and browse stacks in that area.
• Pay attention to the Location and Status fields. You will need this information to locate the item in the library.

*All the Selected Titles listed below are located on the 4th Floor, South side.*

Part of Google's library-scanning project. Only books in the public domain are shown in full text. Others may have just a citation or show selected pages from the book. Remember, you can check SOUTHcat to see if we have a book you find in Google Books if the full text is not available.

If the USA Libraries don't have the book or article you're looking for, you can place a request for it via Interlibrary Loan (ILL). The link below will take you to the ILL page.