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The Engineering & Computer Science Library is seeking innovative design ideas to help us…
The Engineering & Computer Science Library (aka SF Library) has a new system for booking group study rooms. You will recognize this system if you book study rooms in other U of…
Engineeering Village is testing a beta AI tool for Compendex. This tool lets you search for information on an engineering topic using natural language, and…
The APS112 Library Research Guide is now available! This guide will help you with the research process for finding information, data, and more for your design projects. For help with how to use…
Here is some information about important updates to the way you access library e-resources at UofT.
What’s Changing:
Due to recent network upgrades by Central ITS, the method for accessing certain library e-resources has changed. These changes…
You can now reach out to us at the Engineering & Computer Science Library (ECSL) with your LaTeX questions! Email us at engineering.library@utoronto.ca and a staff member will answer your…
Looking for a quiet place to study? The Serials Room on the 2nd floor is a designated Quiet Individual Study Area. Here, you can find individual carrels equipped with lighting and built-in power outlets in addition to a large table along the wall,…
SkuleTM Nite is a musical revue / comedy / sketch show run entirely by Engineering students at the University of Toronto. It is a professional-level production done entirely by volunteers, put on annually at Hart House (Skulepedia,…
Take a look at Engineering & Computer Science Library's new online exhibit - U of T Engineering Buildings (1878-2018): 140 Years of Stories. This online exhibit spans 140 years of buildings and spaces…