Each field of interest approaches a given topic with a different focus or perspective. Careers in this field have a purpose and interests associated with the work they do. You will find that each field has its own methodology for studying the topics with which it is concerned. These unique areas require you to use different learning and reading strategies.
To be sucessful reading and studying in these fields, you should:
The Computer & Information Technology FOI includes programs in IT, Cybersecurity, Data Analysis and Administration, and Technology Development. Information in these fields tends to move rapidly, as technological advancements and development impacts daily practices and future outlooks for each field. Staying current is paramount, so information is often shared first on the web (from professional organizations to trade magazines), but research is also published in academic journals specializing in certain fields or topics. It is best to find outlets that provide regular updates on the state of your field, while also consulting academic journals for more in-depth studies on topics and issues in your field.
As a member of Computer & Information Technology, you will learn where to find these types of sources, as well as how to evaluate and utilize the information for effective practical application.
Science, a peer-reviewed academic journal, covers all science-related topics in general level presentations and highly-scientific terms. From July 1880 to the present.
Peer-reviewed journals, ebooks, art, and primary source research. While the publication dates tend to be a little older, this is one of the best databases at PC for topics in humanities, literature, and psychology. Some content requires creating a (free) account or logging in with your Google account. Citations provided. (Looking for ARTstor? It's now part of JSTOR too!)