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Who’s afraid of the big, bad PC?
Guardian technology reporter Alex Hem believes as algorithms advance, we should be more afraid of computers than we are...
Alex Hern, Leah Green and Bruno Rinvolucri, theguardian.com Wednesday 16 March 2016 07.00 GMT
We have a brand new 2016 Artificial Intelligence book on order - check it out when it comes in!
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Sit back and enjoy the ride...
As Ford patents windshield movie screen for driverless cars, our collection of full text resources available through Discover on self drive cars will help steer you in the right direction for your research.
Image of Ford’s plans taken from Wired.co.uk
Read the full article on Ford’s innovation from Wired
There’s an app for that
Did you know that we have a variety of books on designing apps? Many are available as e-books! See our catalogue for more
Have an interest in robotics and the big screen?
If you do, you could visit the Centre for Life in Newcastle. They currently have a robot exhibition running until 17th April 2016:
Image taken from http://www.life.org.uk/whats-on/robot
Why not take a look at a recent edition to our stock:
Developmental Robotics
Computing History & Developments
In St Peter’s Library as well as Computing titles covering Coding, theory, AI, User Experience, forensics etc  we also have books that cover computing history & developments such as Google, Apple,  the history of the Web , Computers and the development of the  Internet.Â
These are just a small example of the books both print & e-books available in the library.
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Happy New Year
Welcome back to all returning students. If you need any library support over the next few months for assignments please contact your Librarians for Computing & Engineering. We are here to help. Contact details are on the Support for your Subject page on the library website.Â
New E-Books
We have a lot of new  e-books in the library for Computing & Engineering. This is just a small sample of the books available on the library catalogue .Â
Discover digital creativity resources and programmes for children and adults as part of the BBC’s 2015 Make it Digital campaign.
Discover the BBC Make it Digital programmes everything from Artificial Intelligence and robots , video gaming, cryptography  and the history of computing . Did you know the library resources include books on these subjects, check out our AI , robotics, gaming , computing history. we also have books on Alan Turing .Â
Read all about it! New Books
During the summer a lot of new books have arrived in St Peter’s Library.Â
This is just small  selection of the new books . We have books in print and e-books.
Selected Computing Research Papers 2014
The new edition of the Selected Computing Research Papers 2014 are now available to look at. These research papers are created as part of an assignment by UG Computing students in their final year. The papers cover such topics as Facial Recognition Systems Performance and Server-side CSRF Attack Protection . The 2014 papers are available in St Peter's Library or they can be looked at online via the link below . The papers for the previous years are also available in St Peter's Library
Selected Computing Research Papers 2014
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Over the past few months, you’ve been letting us know how the library can help you more with your studies, and we’ve been working very hard to provide you with as much support as possible. We have done this in various ways, adding more core text books & e-books, running hands-on sessions to help you find resources for assignments and projects.
Hackaday - 3D Printering: Making a part in Solidworks
Brian has graciously allowed me to hop on the 3D Printering bandwagon to write a brief intro to the wonderful world of Solidworks. We’ll be making the same ‘thing’ as done in the previous ‘Making a Thing’ tutorials:
OpenSCAD
AutoCAD Part I
AutoCAD Part II
Blender Part I
Blender Part II
SketchUp
Autodesk 123D
FreeCAD Part I
FreeCAD Part II
Admittedly, most Hackaday readers probably don’t have Solidworks as it is a very expensive program. The main reason we are posting this tutorial is so that you can understand the work flow and compare it to some of the free/open packages out there.
As Brian has touched on in his FreeCAD post, the part features of parametric models can be modified at any time. For example, let’s say I made a solid block, then added a specific size hole in the center of one face. Later, if I wanted to change the size or shape of the block, the hole would stay the same size and stay in the center of that face no matter the other changes to the object. See the graphic below, all that was changed was the size of the block, the hole stayed the same size and position (center of the face). This is different than if you were to ‘scale’ the entire object as the hole would also become stretched along with the block.
Here is a quick tutorial on 3d CAD in Solidworks.  While most readers don’t have access to it, these same ideas apply to many other cad programs.  The links above list tutorials in mostly free softwares.  123d Design from Autodesk is free and their Inventor program is freely available to anyone with a student email address through their student program, students.autodesk.com.  Another software that could be used for very quick and non technical parts is Tinkercad, it is web based and free.
Drop-in Help sessions CET students
Lynne Robinson Liaison Librarian for Computer, Engineering and Technology is  running Drop-in sessions on any topic relating to searching for books, articles, using resources , finding additional resources, saving searches, setting up alerts , etc to help with assignments , dissertations, projects   for all levels but particularly the Level 3 and PG students and any PhD students who need help.
I will be available in David Goldman Cell B at 2-3pm Tuesday to Friday w/c beg 24th Feb.
Happy Holidays to all Computing and Engineering staff & students
St Peter's Library has limited opening during the Christmas vacation as self-service access only. Check our opening times on the library website. Use Discover to find journal articles and the library catalogue to find E-books for any assignments or research you need to do. The links to these resources are all on the library website .
 Have a lovely holiday everyone. See you all in 2014
Lynne Robinson Librarian for Computing & Engineering
New Engineering E-books available online via the library catalogue
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New computing E-books available on line via the library catalogue
One of the winners of the Queen Elizabeth Engineering Prize 2013 has written a book about what he created. Who is he. What is the title of the book and can you borrow it from the library .
Now share your answer to be in with a chance of winning a Kindle Fire HD.
Tweet us @uniofsunlib or post on our Facebook page: facebook.com/uniofsunlib.
Alternatively why not share your answer on our festive trees within the library.
