Engineering   Tags: computer engineering, computer science, engineering, engineering antelope valley program  

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This guide is designed to provide a starting point for undergraduates, graduates and faculty research in all the disciplines in engineering focusing on CSULB resources and those that are freely available on the Internet. Please note that Computer Science has its own guide.

The Antelope Valley Program has its own guide.

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Spring 2013 workshops: 

Thursday February 7, 2013  4:30-6:00pm,  ET 009

Wednesday February 20, 4:30-6:00pm, ET 009

 RSVPs not required.

 Here is a link to the powerpoint used in the Engineering Thesis Workshops in case you cannot attend.

There is no standard citation style that covers the whole of engineering and each of the disciplines within engineerong defaults to using the style used by their major professional association for their scholarly journals. LeHigh University maintains an excellent list of engineering citation styles:

 Here at CSULB, we have been using the APA for ENGR 101 and 102.

To find information on APA and other style guides, use CSULB's Style Manual and Citations Methods guide

Engineers' use of Social Media (Webinair) from Knovel: