Books tend to be on broader topics than articles, things like "Mathematics in Egypt" rather than "Approximation by Egyptian fractions and the weak greedy algorithm." Keep that in mind when searching for books.
Use the Library Catalog link above to search for print and online books at Commonwealth University libraries. You can limit to books at your local library or limit to ebooks, if that is your preference. If you find a book at another Commonwealth campus library, we will send it to you. Just place a request (info on that process below).
Now, what to search for. Here are some good search terms to get you started. Use them as is, or use them as models for search terms for your topic of interest.
Sample/Suggested Search Terms:
You can also search by Region / Geography (examples):
If you need help locating a book on the shelf, stop by your local library's help desk for assistance.
If there is a book available at another CU library, you can place a request in the library catalog, and it will be sent to your local library. Here's how that works.
If I am at Mansfield, and I want this book that is available in Lock Haven:
If there is a book that we don't have available at one of our libraries, we can still get it for you (excluding most textbooks you use in class).
If you know of a specific book you want, try EZBorrow. If it is not available there, fill out an ILLiad request .
If you are looking for books on a topic but don't know a specific title, try EZBorrow or WorldCat. If needed, you can fill out an ILLiad request.