Access Engineering puts McGraw Hill's engineering reference shelf online
The shelf your faculty already cite, kept current
Access Engineering is McGraw Hill's engineering reference and teaching platform. It holds the handbooks, textbooks, videos and calculation tools an engineering program works from, in one place instead of a shelf of print editions.
Global tools. Local licensing and support.
- One subscriptionPlaced and renewed with a Philippine company
- Access set upLogins and links arranged with your library
- Program scopingCoverage matched to the programs and offices you run
- Local supportQuestions reach a team in the Philippines
CE-Logic licenses the tool locally and sets it up with your library, so your users reach the content it holds, your librarians put it in front of the right people, and the institution gets sources it can stand behind.
What goes into one subscription
A reference shelf with the teaching tools built in
- Engineering handbooks
- DataVis material charts
- MARC records
It carries the reference works engineering faculty send students to. Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook, Marks' Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers, the Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers, and upper-level texts such as Automatic Control Systems, Energy Systems Engineering and Water and Wastewater Engineering. Alongside the books are the tools that make them teachable. Interactive material property charts in DataVis, downloadable spreadsheets for standard equations, solution walkthroughs that work through each step rather than printing an answer, case studies, and videos created by engineering faculty.
A Faculty Advisory Board of engineering academics keeps the editorial standard and the coverage across the major disciplines, and new books, videos, spreadsheets and DataVis projects are added through the year. A What's New page lists what has arrived, so a librarian can see the platform moving without waiting for a new edition notice.
Who uses it, and for what
An engineering department that needs one authoritative reference set, or a college running several engineering disciplines out of one library budget. A firm or a government infrastructure office that needs an answer before a site meeting. Faculty use it to build reading lists and find worked examples for class. Students use it for design problems and laboratory work. Practicing engineers use it for a material property or a code commentary when the print edition is in someone else's office.
What the subscription includes
- Engineering handbooks
- DataVis material charts
- MARC records
- Engineering handbooks and upper-level textbooks across the major disciplines
- DataVis, for exploring material properties as interactive charts and tables
- Spreadsheets for standard engineering equations, ready to download and fill in
- Solution walkthroughs and case studies, plus instructor resources for the titles that carry them
- Faculty-created videos showing engineering solutions in action
- Browsing by subject, industry, course, or codes and standards
- MARC records and a current title list, ready for your catalogue
Bringing Access Engineering to a Philippine institution
CE-Logic brings Access Engineering to Philippine institutions. Tell CE-Logic which engineering programs you support and which references your library already carries, and the subscription gets worked out with you and access set up for your users. The platform recognizes an institution's network or a library link automatically, and once it does, that browser keeps working off campus. Renewing it means coming back to the campus network.
For civil engineering journals, see ICE Publishing. For citation data and author profiles, see Scopus. Both sit in the same family, listed on CE-Logic Research and Information Solutions.
How CE-Logic Implements Access Engineering: The Navigate Framework
A license is not adoption. CE-Logic uses the Navigate framework to make sure the resource gets adopted, reaches the right people, and stays tied to institutional goals.
01
Discover
We look at what your programs, research offices and students need to reach, and how your library handles access today, before a subscription is placed.
02
Align
We match the coverage to the programs, research areas or agency mandates it has to serve, so the subscription has a reason to exist.
03
Activate
We set up authentication and library links before launch, and start with the librarians and faculty who will use it first.
04
Sustain
Ongoing support from CE-Logic after launch, with usage reviewed against the programs the subscription was bought for, so renewal is a decision on evidence.
Navigate is the C&E ALS framework for turning a licensed resource into research your institution actually uses. Read about C&E ALS Navigate.
Questions libraries ask before licensing Access Engineering
Can we evaluate Access Engineering before we subscribe?
Yes. Contact CE-Logic to arrange a free trial or a demo for your engineering programs. We scope it on the programs you run, the references your library already carries and how your users reach the platform now, and access is set up with your library from there.
How do we request a quote for Access Engineering?
Send us the programs and offices you need covered, and CE-Logic scopes the subscription with your library through the Navigate framework. The quote follows that scope, and your librarian stays the approver throughout, with setup and support after launch. Start with the contact form.
Can students and faculty use Access Engineering off campus?
Yes. A device recognized on your campus network, or through a library or LMS link, keeps working off campus in the same browser until that pass expires. Users who are never on campus sign in through your library's proxied link or institutional login instead.
Which engineering subjects does Access Engineering cover?
It covers the major disciplines, including chemical, civil, electrical, environmental and mechanical engineering. The platform browses by subject, by industry and by course outline, so a librarian can pull the titles and chapters sitting against specific courses rather than judge the shelf as a whole.
Can I link one Access Engineering chapter into our course site?
Yes. Every book, chapter, video and spreadsheet carries its own shareable link or citation you can paste into your course site. Students who click it sign in through your library's access route, and your librarian confirms that route before the course opens.
Does Access Engineering include videos and tools, or only books?
Books are the base, and the platform adds the teaching layer: faculty-recorded videos, spreadsheet calculators, DataVis material charts, case studies and step-by-step solution walkthroughs. The case studies are mapped to ABET objectives, which is what makes them usable in an accreditation file.
Scope it with your library
Ask about Access Engineering access for your institution.
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