Here is list of repositories that contain senior capstone projects in computer science. Use these resources to gather inspiration or to serve as a formatting and content model for your own project.
If you're looking for peer-reviewed article, but aren't quite sure where to begin, start here. The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) are two of the largest scientific communities in the world that are concerned with computer science and engineering. In addition to these two fantastic databases, we've provided links to Springer, Scopus, and Web of Science Core Collection. While these are considered more generalized science databases, they still possess a wealth of computer science information and articles.
Publication Dates Covered: 1800s - present Paid for by K-State Libraries
Scopus is a good starting point for finding articles on almost any topic. It contains over 47,000,000 records to scholarly publications, trade publications and conference proceedings. Scopus is an excellent database for cited reference searching. Full-text articles are available by using the Get It button.
Paid for by K-State Libraries
SpringerLink is a full-text database of journals, books, protocols, and eReferences published by Springer. K-State subscribes to the Computing and Biomedical and Life Sciences portions of the database. In addition to the newest information in these two sections, K-State has access to the historical archives of all the sections of the database. A wide range of subjects, ranging from sciences to the humanities, are covered.
Publication Dates Covered: Science 1945 - present; Social Sciences 1956 - present; Arts & Humanities 1975 - present; Emerging Sources: 2015 - present Paid for by K-State Libraries
Online version of four Citation Indexes: Science, Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, and Emerging Sources. Be sure all indexes are selected in the "Editions" pull-down menu above the search boxes. In addition to searching by keyword, subject, author, etc. for articles in over 8,000 journals, one can do a “cited reference” search to see how frequently and where an article has been cited.
