Office Information Systems

A career development tool that helps you research occupations and hone technical skills that will launch you into the workforce. It provides detailed insights into various trades and industries such as computing science, healthcare, building trades, auto mechanics, and more. Search ‘job search tips’ for quick advice.

Designed for computer programmers, this database helps you find video tutorials, engineering guides, and research created by top industry experts to walk you through key programming documentation. Find information on software engineering and development, artificial intelligence, computer security, and more.

This database is part of ProQuest's Science & Technology collection.

Research global companies with expert analysis from company profiles, financial statements, trade journals, news, and other data sets. Use the Compare tool to examine the contrast between industry revenue and employee numbers. Browse topics, territories, or report types for citations, abstracts, or full-text articles.

Explore the diverse world of business and its many branches. This database collects trade publications from top industry experts to teach students the fundamentals of business and its relation to society. Access career building tools and strategies by searching for a specific subject such as Sales Management or use Topic Finder.

Learn how technology is making a difference in Information and Library Science professions. Identify, analyze, explain, and assess current and evolving information technology. Regularly updated articles cover information management, maintenance, and functions.

Gale’s Computer Science database is designed to introduce you to the function and development of computer-related technology. Full-text articles review hardware, software, electronics, engineering, communications, and more. Don’t forget to use Topic Finder to help you explore topics like cyber security.

OneFile: Vocations and Careers is an industry research tool that helps you understand current industry trends. Research a profession and access workforce development resources through daily updated journals, magazines, and news articles from professional sources.