Choose the Resource the Computing Industry Relies On: The IEEE Computer Society Digital Library

The IEEE Computer Society Digital Library (CSDL) is the leading research tool for all computing topics – including cybersecurity, big data, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, computing software and hardware, security and privacy – all of today’s hottest topics, along with an unparalleled archive of invaluable research.

Why Choose CSDL?

• Gain access to the critical and trusted content you need to succeed – CSDL includes over 700,000 peer-reviewed articles and papers
• Unmatched resources for you to gain the edge – Get full access to all 41 past and present peer-reviewed periodicals; 16 leading technical magazines including Computer, IEEE Software, and IEEE Security and Privacy; and 25 top journals covering topics such as big data, pattern analysis and machine intelligence.
• Extensive archives of important research – Covering the full spectrum of computer science and engineering, going back decades
• Conference publications proceedings – learn from more than 9,000 premier IEEE worldwide conferences
• Very easy to use – CSDL collections are accessible from desktop, laptop, or mobile device

How to sign up?

Institutional Subscriptions:

• Choose packages designed to meet the unique needs of your students, faculty, and employees
• Content is relevant to both practice-oriented and research-focused activities
• Access periodicals dated back to the first issue, and all proceedings since 1995

Your organization may quality for a FREE trial.   Contact Gillian Howcroft at g.howcroft@computer.org today!

Professional and Student Subscriptions:

• Includes unlimited access to CSDL library
• Helps computing enthusiasts of all levels to stay on top of the latest developments and insights from international experts
• Keeps your options open by utilizing a trusted and expansive catalog of content

Student Subscriptions are FREE with an IEEE Computer Society student membership!

For professional and student subscriptions, contact membership@computer.org to learn more today!