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Start Here: Reference and Background Research (Pre-research)
 
Primary Sources
 
General/Multidisciplinary
 
American Sign Language
 
Anthropology
 
Astronomy
 
Biology & Biotechnology
 
Business
 
Chemistry
 
Communication
 
Computer Sciences
 
Criminal Justice
 
Diesel & Automotive
 
Education
 
Emergency Medical
 
English
 
Environmental Science
 
ESL
 
Ethnic Studies
 
Film/Video Media
 
Fine Arts
 
Fire Science
 
Geography
 
Geology
 
Health
 
History
 
High School Equivalency (GED)
 
Hobbies & Leisure
 
Humanities
 
Law Enforcement & Security
 
Math
 
Paralegal & Mediation
 
Philosophy
 
Physics
 
Political Science
 
Psychology
 
Science
 
Sociology
 
Translation & Interpretation
 
Women's & Gender Studies
 
World Languages
 
Browse journals, magazines and eBooks by title.  For example, search for "New York Times" or "Diverse Issues in Higher Education".
 
Find the right databases for your topic:
  1. When just getting started in research, look under "Databases by Subject" for the "Start Here" databases.  You can limit your results to "Reference" items, which are great for background information on your topic.
  2. You can use CCA Library OneSearch to search across various book and article databases simultaneously. It includes journal articles, eBooks, and items in the physical library collection.
  3. If you find too many articles, try selecting "Databases by Subject" to dig deeper into the resources from a specific academic discipline. "General" databases are a good place to start because they cover multiple disciplines.

If you have an article citation:

  • Select "Find Publications by Title" and search by the journal title.  If it is available in full text, you can then browse to the issue you need by date.

Logging in from off-campus:

  • When off campus you will need to use your Student ID number or S# to login. If you have any trouble logging in, please email library@ccaurora.edu, or call the Library at 303.360.4736 for assistance.
  • Having trouble logging on to the library databases? Try this workaround.

Citing Resources

  • Most databases will allow you to view or email citations in any format.  View a tutorial that shows you how to get formatted citations in EBSCO databases.
  • The Citations guide includes resources that will help you with citation formats such as APA, MLA and CMS.

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