Whether you have a homegrown course "packet" or aspire to create an entire textbook, Rod Library can support you in creating, licensing, and sharing materials that you intend to be free of charge. This includes modifying or combining existing materials that are openly-licensed. Details: https://guides.lib.uni.edu/oer/authoring
Below are selected Open Educational Resources (OER) in computer science, with an emphasis on resources used by other Iowa colleges/universities as well as textbooks reviewed in the Open Textbook Library or by relevant associations. Some free resources may be included that aren't technically OER because they do not have open licenses. As with any course materials, be sure to evaluate each resource for quality and usage rights.
For all Open Textbook Library titles in computer science, see https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/subjects/computer-science-information-systems
For more, use the Find Open Textbooks tab on the left side of this guide. Rod Library's OneSearch also includes some open textbooks as well as licensed ebooks; note that if you plan to use a library-licensed ebook for a course, you need to notify your liaison librarian well in advance (more on textbooks & library ebooks).
Culturally Responsive Computing: An Introduction into Computer Science, Security, and Technology
by
Walton
Database Design - 2nd Edition
by
Adrienne Watt, City University
Delftse Foundations of Computation
by
Stefan Hugtenburg
Design for Electrical and Computer Engineers
by
Coulston & Ford
Foundations of Computation
by
Carol Critchlow & David Eck, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
InfoTech Governance, Policy, Ethics & Law
by
Tuffley
The Missing Link: An Introduction to Web Development and Programming
by
Michael Mendez
An Open Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms
by
Bible & Moser
Patterns in Beginning Programming with Examples in Java
by
David Bernstein
Physical Modeling in MATLAB
by
Allen Downey, Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering
Professional Web Accessibility Auditing Made Easy
by
Digital Education Strategies
Relational Databases and Microsoft Access
by
Ron McFadyen, University of Winnipeg
Web Accessibility for Developers
by
Digital Education Strategies