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UC Library Search
- UC Library Search This link opens in a new windowUC Library Search is the unified discovery and borrowing system for all 10 UC Campuses. Select the UCLA Library Catalog scope to search holdings of materials owned by the UCLA Library and other UCLA collections, whether online or in print. Does not contain full-text articles or article citations. Select the Articles, books and more scope to search for materials in all 10 UC campuses. More information in this guide.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Banner is composed of selected images from Joseph Young's "History of Mathematics" mural, copyright 1968.
This guide serves as a starting point for locating information on Civil Engineering.
Click on Tabs to Find Article databases, books, reference sources and more for Civil Engineering.
UCLA students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to contact Shelby Hallman, Civil Engineering Librarian, to ask questions, schedule consultations to discuss research techniques in more depth, or get help navigating and using information resources.
- Citation LinkerLocate an article from a citation.
E-journals in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Browse Journals in Civil and Environmental Engineering from your Tablet, Phone, or Desktop using BrowZine! BrowZine is a browsable newsstand of the library's top journals. Easily discover, read, and monitor the key journals in your field.
VPN & Proxy Tutorials
The Library's online subscription resources can always be accessed from computers and wireless networks on campus. However, off-campus access is restricted to current UCLA, students, faculty, and staff who have set up their computer using one of the methods below. Click on the other tabs to see how four Bruins got their computers set up and ready to go for remote access!
If you still need help, you can contact the UCLA IT Support Center at (310) 267-4357 or help@it.ucla.edu. They provide 24/7 phone support.
- Virtual Private Networking (VPN)A program you can download and install, or use the built-in version on many computers or mobile devices. VPN software must be logged on manually before you access a restricted site, but works for all programs on your computer. It stays connected until you log off.
- UCLA OnLine Proxy ServerA simple browser setting which will automatically divert you to a UCLA logon page when you first access a restricted site.
VPN on Mac with Natalie
"I chose VPN for my mac because I need to be able to access the full text of articles on different browsers." - Natalie, Environmental Science
VPN on Windows with Michael
"I chose VPN because I like the security it provides and the control it gives me as a user to manually enable or disable it when I'm browsing online." - Michael, Public Affairs
VPN on Chromebook with Nadia
"I chose VPN because it is really simple to use!" - Nadia, Public Affairs
Proxy on Mac with Kate
"I chose Proxy because I prefer logging in through a web browser without having to download any software on my computer." - Kate, Ethnic Studies