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Producer:

Dekker

Brief Description:

This is an in-depth discussion of the how and why of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs). It "contains answers, techniques, and methods that have proven effective" in the use of ETDs for students, mentors, and librarians alike.

Coverage:

2004

Call Number:

Ready Reference Z692.C65 E44 2004, [shelf 18]

Formats:

Print Books

Type:

Style, Publishing, & Writing Guides

Subjects:

Accounting, African American Studies, American History, American Studies, Anthropology, Archaeology, Architectural Engineering Technology, Arts & Humanities, Audiology & Speech Sciences, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Children's Literature, Civil Engineering & Civil Engineering Technology, Communication, Computer Engineering & Computer Engineering Technology, Construction Engineering Technology, Consumer & Family Sciences, Counseling, Criminal Justice, Dental Education, Early Childhood Education, Economics, Education, Electrical Engineering & Electrical Engineering Technology, Elementary Education, Engineering, Technology, & Computer Science, English, European History, Finance, Fine Arts, Folklore, French, General & Multidisciplinary, Geosciences, German, Gerontology, Government, Health Sciences & Medicine, History, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Industrial Engineering Technology, Informatics, Information Systems, & Information Technology, Interior Design, Journalism, Labor Studies, Latin American History, Linguistics, Management & Administration, Marketing, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering & Mechanical Engineering Technology, Media & Public Communication, Music, Native American Studies, Nursing, Organizational Leadership & Supervision, Peace & Conflict Studies, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Popular Culture, Psychology, Public & Environmental Affairs, Religious Studies, School Administration, Sciences & Mathematics, Secondary Education, Social Sciences, Sociology, Spanish, Systems Engineering, Theatre, Visual Communication & Design, Women's Studies, Writing (Creative, Professional, Technical)

Liaison:

P. Sandstrom