Engineering is hard—finding trusted engineering resources doesn’t have to be!

Join us for a 45-minute training on AccessEngineering, an award-winning engineering reference and teaching platform that delivers world-renowned, interdisciplinary engineering content. With over 700 full-text books and a wealth of interactive tools, AccessEngineering prepares students across all engineering disciplines to solve real-world problems while making curriculum planning easy for faculty.

Our brief overview will show you how to get the most out of AccessEngineering, including how to:

• Find the latest editions of renowned engineering handbooks such as Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook, Marks’ Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers, and the Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers, as well as hundreds of other full-text expert references
• Access full-text upper-level engineering textbooks, including Golnaraghi’s Automatic Control Systems, Vanek’s Energy Systems Engineering, and Davis’ Water and Wastewater Engineering and their respective supplementary resources for students and instructors
• Solve complex engineering equations hands-on with downloadable Excel spreadsheet calculators and thousands of interactive graphs and tables
• Review comprehensive engineering problems at your own pace with faculty-created--and student-tested--step-by-step solution videos and walkthroughs
• Better understand material properties with DataVis, our interactive data visualization tool
• Browse content by subject, industry, course, or codes & standards to find the information you need
• Organize project information with personalization tools
• And more!

There will also be time for Q&A.

Can’t attend? No worries! Register for the session and a recording will be sent to you to view at your convenience. We hope to see you there.

Questions? Contact the Drexel Libraries at library@drexel.edu

Presenter: Kaylin Creason, MLIS, Customer Success Librarian at McGraw Hill, with an introduction from Drexel Librarian Jay Bhatt

Audience: This event will be geared toward engineering faculty and students of all disciplines