Engineering

Use Quick Find to find books (including e-books) at the Dr. John Archer Library, Campion College Library, Luther College Library, First Nations University Library, and online.  Details about using Quick Find are here. 

Quick Find offers two search modes: Simple Search (default) and Advanced Search.

• In Simple Search, you initiate a search by entering keywords. When you get a list of search results, look for Resource Types to the left of the list, and click on the word Books under it. This leaves only books in your search results.
• In Advanced Search you have options when you enter your keywords, such as limiting the search to a specific field (e.g. title, author, ISBN). You can limit your search results to books by selecting books from the Material Type menu, or by using the same method as is used in Simple Search (described above).

Printed engineering books at the Dr. John Archer Library, University of Regina (except for reference books) are typically located on the 5th floor and have call numbers beginning with T through TS.

► Keep in mind that many of the books at the University of Regina are online only—you will not find them on the shelves.

Here is a further breakdown of the T - TS call numbers:

 T — General technology
TA — General engineering; general civil engineering
TD — Environmental technology and sanitary engineering
    TD201 - TD500 — Municipal water engineering (distribution, treatment, etc)
TE — Highway engineering, roads and pavements
TF — Railroad engineering and operation
TG — Bridge engineering
TH — Building construction
TJ — Mechanical engineering and machinery
TK — Electrical engineering and electronics; nuclear engineering
    TK5105.5 - TK5105.9 — Computer networks, Internet
TL — Motor vehicles; aeronautics; astronautics
TN — Mining engineering; metallurgy
    TN870 - TN872 — Petroleum engineering
TP — Chemical technology
    TP690 - TP692.5 — Petroleum refining
TR — Photography
TS — Manufacturing

More information is available from Class T - Technology (Library of Congress Classification Outline)

You may request any book that is not owned by the U of R via Interlibrary Loan

Here are some resources to identify books not owned by the U of R:

• Worldcat
• Library of Congress Catalog
• Amazon

If you both live and study outside of Regina, check out the guide below.