Guide to Resources in
Computer Science and 
Information Security

What's New?   

-- USENIX conference proceedings are now online for free!  [NOTE:  Some are not available until 12 months afterward; it will tell you when that's the case]

-- USENIX "best papers" (some from JHU) are now online for free -- "...Program Committees from many of the USENIX conferences and workshops have given out Best Paper, Best Student Paper, and Best Presentation awards. For a paper to qualify for the Best Student Paper award, a student must be the lead author."

USENIX (Advanced Computing Systems Association) is a non-profit organization which began in 1975 as a UNIX users' group.

• Books
• Electronic Books
• Computer manuals
• Journal articles and conference papers
• Series (e.g., Lecture Notes in Computer Science)
• Computer and information security resources, including online conferences and web sites
• Technical reports

Other guides and tools:

• Homework helpers (PDF) -- A list of our "Problem Solver" books and "Schaum's Outlines" books, which include problems and solutions in areas of math, mechanics, and many other topics
• LaTex -- A guide for how to use LaTeX, with sample files and more
• RefWorks -- A tool for organizing your citations and putting them in the proper style
• Research guides for finding library resources in other subject areas

RSS feed information:

1. UC Santa Cruz's page about RSS feeds and a list of science journals and organizations that provide them 
2. WhatisRSS.com

• JHU Computer Science Department
• JHU Information Security Institute (JHUISI)

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