The Library's primary academic periodicals citation database is now InfoTrac's Academic ASAP Online. It is available at the Library's pc workstations, and at our other campus ERC site workstations. Expanded Academic ASAP is the premier database for undergraduate research, providing information on key educational disciplines such as humanities, communication studies, social science, the arts, science and technology. It includes coverage of topical areas such as women's studies, national and international news, environmental issues, and public affairs. Expanded Academic ASAP indexes and abstracts approximately 1,580 scholarly and general interest periodicals and it includes the full text of periodical articles to over 500 journals.
Coverage is three years plus the current year.
ASAP is now available from the Library's pc workstations, and at other campus ERC site workstations. ASAP database, a major business periodicals citation database, includes periodical citation and abstracting information about advertisement, business, business law, finance, management, international business, manufacturing, new technologies and products, small and emerging companies. It also indexes management journals that offer up to date information on core concepts being taught in business schools and includes directory information for over 180,000 public and private companies, the full text of PR Newswire press is also included. It indexes the current year of The Wall Street Journal, the financial section of The New York Times and the current six months of the Asian Wall Street Journal. Business and Company ASAP indexes and abstracts approximately 900 business journals, included is the full text periodicals content to over 200 journals.