PE1475 .G47 2017
T11 .B78 2015
PE1128 .I23 2009
PE1127.T37 C25 CD 2008
PE1127.T37 C25 CD 2008
AIQ: How People and Machines Are Smarter Together
TA167 .P65 2018
Radical Matter: Rethinking Materials for a Sustainable Future
TS171.4 .F72 2018
Multiphase Flow Phenomena and Applications
E-Book, 2018
The quickest way to find books is through a direct search in OneSearch. You may search by Keywords, Title of the Book, Call Number, or an ISBN number. Follow the steps below:
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Book checked out by others? Try the following ways to get a copy.
1) HKALL; 2) Place a hold (wait in the queue)
HKALL is a shared platform by 8 UGC-funded university libraries in Hong Kong. Eligible users can request a book from other libraries when the copy in PolyU is not available. The book will be then delivered to our Library in about 2-3 days for pick-up.
Place a hold to reserve a book when the book is only available in our Library and there are no available copies from HKALL. After you place a hold, the previous user will be asked to return the book in about 28 days.
Follow the steps below to request a book from HKALL or reserve a local copy when HKALL does not apply.
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You may also search a book from a database that collects e-books in the subject field. Note that login with NetID is required to access the following databases off campus.
Look for textbooks for your course?
Switch to Course Readings in OneSearch and search by subject code or title of the course, you will find all the required reading materials for that course listed below.
e.g. AMA1110 - Basic Mathematics I
Most of the engineering books can be found on the Ground Floor (G/F) of the Library.
Each physical item is labeled with a call number, which contains both letters and numbers representing the source's location in the library, e.g., TJ808 .M43 2013. Books on the same subject will be placed in the same range on bookshelves. When you search a print book through OneSearch, you will get a call number, which tells you where you can find the book.
Refer to tab "How to Read Call Numbers" to learn more.
Call number range for mechanical engineering subjects:
► Mechanical Engineering TA and TJ (G/F)
► Environmental Engineering (G/F)
► Materials Science and Engineering (G/F)
For books from Book Collection:
For books from other locations: