library tips for new researchers in computer science
DESCRIPTION
A presentation for ECS 293 at UC Davis; tips for using the library and managing your publication reputation as a new researcher or graduate student in computer science.TRANSCRIPT
Doing research:
• Find literature on your topic / background• Do research• Publish results• Develop a reputation in the field
Let’s start from the end…
Making your reputation: Identify yourself!
• Make a Google scholar profile• Make an ACM author-izer profile• Get unique ids: ORCID / ResearcherID• Know your h-Index• Make sure your website and other online
profiles are current
Reputation
ResearcherID: from Web of Science
Publishing
• Journal reputation:Finding a journal:– ACM related conferences/journals– “impact factor” – from Journal Citation Reports– Is it a scam? Publishing:– What can you do with your own work?– OA or not? OA funds– Data publishing – often required!
JCR – Journal Citation Reports
ACM Publishing Policy
guides.lib.ucdavis.edu/openaccess
guides.lib.ucdavis.edu/data
Finding literature
• Search a database: – Compendex, Web of Science, Citeseer, INSPEC– Finding authors & times cited in Web of Science– Review articles– Google tricks
• Organize everything– Export to Endnote, etc– Export in BibTeX
guides.lib.ucdavis.edu/cs
Google tricks
• http://scholar.google.com • Via the VPN• Change your settings: – Add in UC eLinks (search for university california
davis)– Add BibTeX export option
• Commands: AROUND(2), site=, etc.
Harvest.lib.ucdavis.edu for books
guides.lib.ucdavis.edu/csPhoebe AyersEmail me! [email protected]