Cerritos College

Your search for information on Time Compression Technology can include books, periodicals, online databases, and authoritative Internet resources.

Use the Library Catalog to find books on your topic that are available in the Cerritos College Library. Books can provide a broad overview of a topic or in-depth information. You can search for books by Author, Title, Subject, or Keyword.

Listed below are some Library of Congress Subject Headings used in the catalog for books relating to time compression technology. Use these terms to Search by Subject. Remember, this list is by no means conclusive.

Reference books are a good starting point for your research because they help you become better acquainted with your topic. Listed below are some reference books that may be useful in your research.

Handbook of Design, Manufacturing, and Automation
REFERENCE TS183 .H359 1994

Tool and Manufacturing Engineers Handbook: A Reference Book for Manufacturing Engineers, Managers, and Technicians
|REFERENCE TS176 .T63 (9 vols.)

Journals and magazines usually provide the most current information on a topic. Journal articles are more scholarly or professional while magazine articles tend to be shorter and more general. Newspaper articles, while not usually scholarly or professional, can give you the most current news and some additional facts on your topic.

The library subscribes to several journals that feature articles on Time Compression Technology

To find articles on your topic, use one of the online databases listed below. These databases usually provide full-text articles on almost every topic. Conduct your search in these databases by using subjects and keywords similar to those you used to locate books.

Online Databases for information about Time Compression Technology:

For remote access to the library databases, see E-Resource Login & Searching Options.

For historical research, the Library also has print indexes that must be used to find older articles, generally anything published before 1985.

The Internet can be a valuable source for supplementing the information you have gathered from books and periodicals. It is important that you evaluate the information you get from the Internet to determine if it is reliable and useful to your research. A few Internet sites that may be useful are listed here.

The Rapid Prototyping Home Page
http://www.cc.utah.edu/~asn8200/rapid.html

Castle Island’s Worldwide Guide to Rapid Prototyping
http://home.att.net/~castleisland/home.htm

Stereolithography and RTV Mold Videos
http://www.protocam.com/html/video.html

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