1. A minimum of one reputable source must be referenced to support each of your initial discussion board posts, 9-12 peer reviewed journal articles must be used in the Policy Paper, a minimum of 10 reputable sources must be used for the Group Project. We suggest starting your search in OneSearch (below) or a few of the "First Picks" subject-specific databases (below). Explore the tutorials that follow and don't hesitate to contact the librarians for help developing a search strategy.
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This guide is designed to help you research the Energy Policy Paper, Energy Solutions Project, and discussion board topics for TECH340. The guide introduces a range of library resources available to you and recommends research databases in your subject area.
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