Why Use Introductory Resources?
If you have a topic in mind for your research, it is a good idea to find one or more sources of background information to read.
Introductory resources will:
- Explain in general terms, what is currently known about your topic
- Help you understand the broader context of your research.
Dictionaries / Encyclopedias
The following resources are available through the online resource, Credo Reference.
Collins Dictionary of Computing
Compact American Dictionary of Computer Words
Computer Graphics Companion
Dictionary of Communications Technology: Terms, Definitions and Abbreviations
Dictionary of Multimedia and Internet Applications: A Guide for Developers and Users
Dictionary of Personal Computing and the Internet, Peter Collin Publishing
Encyclopedia of Computer Science
Webster's New World™ Computer Dictionary
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