Civil Engineering  Tags: civil_engineering bridges buildings civil engineering roads tunnels underground  

This guide lists both library and internet resources recommended for finding civil engineering information and in many cases, includes instructions for using these resources.  

• If you know the name of the service or resource you need, the Quick Links column on the left lists ASU services first, followed by an alphabetical list of the major library and internet resources for chemical engineering 
  
  
• If you don't know what resource or service to use, click on the TAB at the top of the page to locate that type of information OR use the following chart:  
   

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• In-person at the Information/Reference desks in each of the libraries
• By phone at the Information/Reference desk in each of the libraries
• By e-mail (we'll respond within 2-24 hours)
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The ASU Libraries also have subject librarians who specialize in the literature and information in specific areas. The subject librarians act as liaisons to academic departments, provide library instruction for ASU classes, recommend and assist with library resources for research, and purchase material needed for classes and research.

The Civil Engineering Librarian is Linda Shackle; see her contact information at the top of the right-hand column.