A list of all the parts found within a resource (e.g., book chapters, journal articles, etc.). Usually lists the page number each part begins on.
A reference work that contains information provided by primary and secondary sources (e.g., dictionaries, encyclopedias, handbooks, almanacs, etc.).
1. A alphabetical list of words as well as synonyms and antonyms related to each word. Thesauri can be general or subject specific.
2. A list of subject headings used in a specific database, library catalog, or index.
1. The main argument of a paper.
2. A formal written document on a particular topic prepared as a requirement for a university or college degree.
A periodical intended for a particular trade or industry.
Using a special symbol called a "wildcard" (e.g., ?, *, or +) to search a library catalog or database in order to find variants of a word. For example: Searching "Histor*" will find "History", "Histories", "Historian", etc.
Call Number
Card Catalog
Catalog
Carrel
Check-In
Check-Out
Circulate
Circulating
Circulation Desk / Circulation
Citation
Citation Index
Classification Scheme
Conference Reports
Connectors
Contemporary Materials
Continuing Resource
Controlled Vocabulary
Cookie
Copyright
Course Reserves
Cross Reference
Current Periodicals