Finding Books and eBooks - Games Art and Design
The majority of the Library's book collections are now available online as eBooks. You can search for both print and online using UR Library Search.
Here are some FAQs about finding and accessing books and eBooks:
- How to search UR Library Search
- How do I find a book on the shelves?
- Borrowing books and requesting items
- Where can I find my module readings?
Most books on games and gaming will be provided in digital format, but where we have print books, they can be found at the following Shelfmark locations (also known as a Call Number).
| Subject | Shelfmark(s) | Location |
| Artificial Intelligence | 006.2 | First Floor |
| Computer graphics | 006.6 | First Floor |
| Computer methods | 006 | First Floor |
| Computer programming, coding, languages | 005 | First Floor |
| Computer science | 004 | First Floor |
| Digital art | 776 | Second Floor |
| Gaming, game design | 794.8 | Third Floor |
| Graphic design | 741.6 | Second Floor |
| Mass media | 302.23 | First Floor |
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Media studies |
302.23 | First Floor |
| Multimedia systems | 006.7 | First Floor |
| Systems | 003 | First Floor |
| Web design | 006.7 | First Floor |
eBooks and Online Reference books
The following eBook collections are especially useful for games art and design and related subjects:
- O'Reilly This link opens in a new window
Thousands of eBooks, videos and case studies in computer science, digital photography, technology, and business, accessible online and via the O'Reilly app. Spotlight on O'Reilly blog post.
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) This link opens in a new window
Over 12,000 volumes of conference proceedings from 1973 onwards, covering the latest research developments in all areas of computer science.
- Sage Research Methods Online This link opens in a new window
Provides help, guidance and tools for designing, writing and reporting research projects.
