CIT - Computer Network Operations  Tags: computer_science cit computer_networking  

Magazines in the Library

Mac/Life
Author:
Publisher: South San Francisco, CA : Future US, 2007-

Windows IT Pro
Author:
Publisher: Loveland, CO : Penton Media, c2004-

Computer power user : CPU
Author:
Publisher: Lincoln, NE : Sandhills Pub. Co., c2001-

Smart computing in plain English
Author:
Publisher: Lincoln, NE : Sandhills Pub., c1997-

Computers in libraries
Author:
Publisher: Westport, CT : Meckler, c1988-

PC magazine : the independent guide to IBM-standard personal computing
Author:
Publisher: [New York, N.Y. : PC Communications Corp., 1986-

Macworld : the Macintosh magazine
Author:
Publisher: San Francisco, CA : PC World Communications, 1984-

PC world
Author:
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : PC World Communications, [c1983-

Looking for a particular magazine or journal?
Look it up in the
Magazine Journal Locator 
to see if the Library subscribes to it online or in print!
 

Computer Source:The latest information and current trends in high technology. This database offers full text for nearly 300 publications, covering topics such as computer science, programming, artificial intelligence, cybernetics, information systems, robotics, and software.

Sampling of full-text articles on the following topics - updated daily:

• Computer Security
• Wireless Communication Systems
• Broadband Communication Systems
• Information Technology
• Computer Systems
• VoIP
• Linus Torvalds

News feeds, also referred to as RSS (Really Simple Syndication), delivers information from webpages to users.  Instead of checking your 20 favorite websites to see if there is anything new, RSS delivers the information to you. All you need is a program called a feed reader or aggregator, or sign up with an online service, or use a browser that supports RSS. To find out more visit http://lanecc.edu/library/feeds/index.htm

The following feeds are created from searching the Library database, EBSCO. Each feed is automatically updated with the newest articles from publishers such as PC World, PC Magazine, eWeek, and Network World.  Click on the title and go to the article.  If you are off campus, you will be asked for your last name and L number.  These links contain the full article (full-text). Scroll down to view.  If the article is not displayed, click on "PDF Full Text."