Type the title of the journal in the search box, select exact and journal title. This should take you to either the exact journal you need ot a short list with that title.
Step three: Click on the title of interest to get the journal record
Step four: Click on the Get It icon to get the journal contents list
Step five: Some of the journals have multiple access points. This has 4 but do look at date coverage range to select the one appropriate for the year of interest
Step six: Select the year, and if known, volume and issue of interest
Step seven: Now you can scan the table of contents and select articles of interest by clicking on the PDF link or read the abstract by using that link.
Points to remember
Not all journals are in electronic format so check the CAT to see if we have the journal in print
Not all journals have all years in electronic format
Always use The CAT to search for your journal title. If you go directly to the publisher or society, you will not be able to access the full text articles. (with rare exceptions)
Different publishers will have slightly different displays but the search boxes and selection of year, volume and issue are always listed. In addition, the full text links can sometimes be difficult to find and may also be called full text
For additional help, contact Bonnie Osif or call the Engineering Library at 865 3451
