This guide will help you find books, videos, articles and websites about Construction topics. If you need additional help, come to the Library Reference Desk or Ask A Librarian.
Building Green is an online trade magazine for interior design, architecture, construction, and related industries that provides information for professionals seeking to minimize ecological impact and maximize economic performance. Includes feature articles, in-depth product insights, design strategies, and information about industry standards. Create an account with your COD email for off campus access.
Ebook Central is a large and growing collection of books on a variety of topics. All books in this collection are also accessible through the COD Library catalog. Use your Ebook Central account to check out and download books, use the reading tools, and create reading lists.
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NFPA contains nations codes from the National Fire Codes, the National Electrical Codes, the Life Safety Code, and many more. Please note that PDF downloads from this database are not allowed. Page prints from your browser are possible.
The best way to start searching the Library catalog is to do a keyword search for words that describe your topic. Try to choose specific keywords. You may need to experiment with keywords to find ones that work for your topic. Once you find some items, you can use subject headings to find other items that cover the same topic.
Use our catalog to find books, videos, and other resources in our collections.
Use these call number ranges to browse the General Collection and the Reference Collection.
HD 9715 - HD 9717.5 | Construction Industry |
TH 1 - TH 9745 | Building Construction |
TH 443 | Construction Industry--Safety |
KF 902 | Construction Contracts |
KF 5701 - KF 5710 | Building Laws |
The library is part of a consortium of academic libraries known as I-Share. As COD students, you can request items from other libraries and pick them up at the COD Library, all at no cost to you. For more information, visit our Requesting Items Webpage.