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Welcome to the Erickson Library's Computer Information Systems (CIS) guide. You'll find tabs at the top that will lead you to additional information with print and online resources. 

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CIS

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Articles

Databases for Business Journals

Keyword Search Tips

1. Useful Keywords: computer science, information technology
2. Break down your topic into smaller concepts and identify synonyms.
3. Use and to combine keywords, i.e. "computer science and java"
4. Use or to expand your results, i.e. "computers or information technology"
5. Use "quotaton marks" to search keywords as a phrase, i.e. "computer science"
6. Use an asterik* to search multiple endings, i.e. comp* will search computer, computers, computation, etc.

History

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Programming

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Networking

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OERs

Computer Networks: A Systems Approach (Open Textbook Library)

Extensive List of Computer Science OER Resources (OER Initiative from the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges)

Websites

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Cybersecurity/Cyberdefense

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eBooks

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Hacking

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eBooks

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Equity Awareness

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Additional Resources


Diversity Activities Resource Guide pdf Engaging, hands-on activities that allow participants to gain a greater understanding of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion topics.

Global Road Warrior Extensive country-by-country resource for learning about culture, customs, history, and language worldwide. 
 

Sources for free stock photos shared by creators; search by both your course subject and "diversity".

Future of STEM Depends on Diversity | Nicole Cabrera Salazar | TEDxGeorgiaStateU

How Did Tech Become So Male-Dominated

Center for Equity and Inclusion