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IEE 594: Industrial Engineering Graduate Seminar

Introduction to the ASU Library and literature searching.

Introduction

This guide introduces new graduate students to the ASU Library and provides instruction on how to do a literature review for dissertations, theses and applied/research projects in industrial engineering.

The "About the ASU Library" tab above tells about the services and resources available. 

The "Literature Review" tab above shows you how to do a thorough literature review for your dissertation, thesis, or research project. 

Online Research Assistance

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Drop-in consultations are currently paused. Please, email Eric Prosser to set up an appointment.

Day of the Week Hours (Arizona Time)                                                                                    
Monday By appointment. Email eric.prosser@asu.edu
Tuesday By appointment. Email eric.prosser@asu.edu
Wednesday By appointment. Email eric.prosser@asu.edu
Thursday By appointment. Email eric.prosser@asu.edu
Friday By appointment. Email eric.prosser@asu.edu

And, remember, you can always use our Ask-a-Librarian service as well.

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