It covers, generally, all areas of engineering. Hopefully this guide can assist you in finding better resources, whether they are from books, journals, or websites. Choose from one of the tabs above to gain access to some of the many resources available to you through the Library.
The Library's online databases provide many journal articles, e-books, and other sources on Engineering topics. Use the links below to get started finding resources from them.
Need help? Use this guide to get started: Introduction to Using Science Direct.
Research Tip: Try selecting "Engineering" in the "Browse by Discipline" box to see the hundreds of journals dedicated to this topic.
Current students, faculty, and staff can access all electronic library resources off campus, it’s easy! When prompted, just enter your MySLCC username and password and you’re all set to explore our resources.
You also use your MySLCC credentials to login to the Library Catalog to access your library account to place holds or renew materials. If you have any questions, contact the Reference Desk at 801-957-4610.
If you need database coverage beyond what the library has available, with the UALC (Utah Academic Library Consortium) agreement, you can use other university or college libraries in the state by showing your ID card and bringing proof you are a current student at SLCC. Login with a guest pass and use their databases there. Check with each partner institution for their specific requirements.
Contact the Science, Mathematics and Engineering liaison librarian: Amy.Scheelke@slcc.edu. You may also schedule a 30-minute library consultation with Amy.
