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Computer Science Research Resources

Explore key concepts and essential resources for computer science (CS) research. UH Libraries provide access to articles, books, research data, and more to support your work.

What Are Dissertations and Theses?

Dissertations and theses are formal research documents required for advanced academic degrees. They represent the culmination of a student’s academic work and often involve original research, analysis, and a contribution to a specific field of study.

  • Dissertations: Typically required for doctoral (PhD) programs, dissertations represent original contributions to knowledge in a given field. They are often longer, more detailed, and involve extensive research and methodology.
  • Theses: Generally required for master’s degree programs, theses are shorter in length compared to dissertations and focus on a specific research topic, demonstrating a student’s ability to conduct independent research and contribute to the field.

Dissertations and Theses at UH Libraries

Access dissertations and theses from the University of Houston, including digital and physical copies. Explore UH’s collections for research by UH graduate students and faculty.

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Accessing Dissertations and Theses Globally

University of Houston has licensed ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global, giving UH students access to a comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses from universities worldwide. This valuable resource includes millions of works from top institutions, providing full-text access to current and historical research across various disciplines.

Dissertations and Theses from Leading Institutions

Access dissertations and theses from renowned academic institutions around the world. These repositories house some of the most prestigious research documents across disciplines.