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Hi,
This is a Library Research Guide for Mechanical Engineering. It provides you with information, links, videos, and more, to help you do research in the subject areas of mechanical engineering.
If you need help finding information or using any of our Library services, please email, call, or drop by the Library to see me. I'll be very glad to meet you!
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A terrific design project!:
This project won a Beazley Design of the Year - part of the metal wall dividing the U.S. and Mexico became a fulcrum for a series of seesaws, letting children from both countries share a playground toy:
https://tinyurl.com/y4z5a4p2
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♦ Information about Off-Campus Access to Dal Libraries' Electronic Resources
An excellent PDF summary of the main points of the 7th edition (2020) of the APA citation style.
Links to the most common style guides: APA, MLA, Chicago, NLM, IEEE
♦ Dalhousie University's Writing Centre
♦ Academic Integrity at Dalhousie University
Dalhousie's website to educate and to promote academic integrity.
If you have a recommendation for a book to purchase for mechanical engineering, please let me know!
