US Black engineer and information technology.

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US Black engineer and information technology (Online)

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US Black engineer and information technology.

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Description:

1 online resource (volumes) : illustrations

Restrictions:

Available only to authorized users.

Notes:
Quarterly
Vol. 19, no. 3 (winter 1995)-
Title from cover.
Title varies slightly.
Volume for Mar./Apr. 1999 also called conference issue.
Also issued in print.
Search engine available in both English and Spanish.
US Black engineer (OCoLC)54750764

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Full text available 1/1/2002 - .
Available on EBSCOhost.
JSTOR
01/01/2002 to present
Full text available from Business Source Complete: 01/01/2002 to present
Full text available from Business Source Ultimate: 01/01/2002 to present
An electronic journal available through full-text database.
01/01/2002 to present
Available from 2002.
EBSCOhost Business Source Premier
Available from 2002.
EBSCOhost Business Source Complete

ISSN:

2831-9109
1088-3444
US Black engineer and information technology

Subject:

African American engineers United States Periodicals.
Engineering United States Periodicals.
Ingénieurs noirs américains États-Unis Périodiques.
African American engineers.
Engineering.
United States.

Form/genre:

Electronic journals.
periodicals.
Periodicals.
Périodiques.

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Business Source Premier.
JSTOR Arts & Sciences XIV Collection (JISC).

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