A Glossary of Terms Used in the AU Libraries Words that appear in bold in the definitions below also appear as alphabetic entries in this glossary. It usually appears at the beginning of the article . The full text of the paper is not always published.
Articles can appear in magazines , journals , newspapers, or other sources such as encyclopedias.
It lists all the books, currently received magazines , journals , and newspapers, maps, microforms , sound recordings, and post 1976-government publications which the Libraries have. Examples include slides, audio tapes, compact discs, video cassettes, records, and computer software. Bar codes on books and on your student identification card are used to charge out books from the library. These are gathered together at the end of the work, usually arranged alphabetically by author . A publication that consists only of a list of books, articles and other works on a particular topic.