Questions to ask about the IEEE

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The discussion revolves around questions and guidance related to the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), focusing on membership benefits, access to publications, and how to effectively utilize the resources available through IEEE. The scope includes conceptual understanding and practical application of IEEE membership.

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  • One participant expresses a need for help with specific questions about IEEE and suggests private messaging for assistance.
  • Another participant provides background information on the IEEE name and encourages asking questions in the forum for broader benefit.
  • A participant seeks guidance on maximizing their IEEE membership, noting limited access to papers and the challenges faced when away from their college library.
  • One contributor mentions that membership includes some publications and suggests contacting IEEE membership services for clarification on benefits.
  • Another participant notes that membership in IEEE societies typically includes journal subscriptions, but is uncertain about access to back issues.

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Participants express varying levels of understanding regarding the benefits of IEEE membership and how to access resources. There is no consensus on the specifics of membership benefits or access to publications, indicating multiple competing views.

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Some participants mention limitations in their understanding of membership benefits and access to journals, highlighting a dependence on institutional resources and varying experiences with IEEE membership.

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Individuals interested in IEEE membership, students navigating research resources, and those seeking to understand the benefits of IEEE societies may find this discussion relevant.

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Hello..i have 2 questions to ask about the IEEE,so if someone czn help me,please tell me so i can PM him the questions
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The IEEE name was originally an acronym for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. Like many other organizations, IEEE is known by the 4 letters, IEEE, just as General Electric became known as GE, or International Business Machines is now referred to as IBM, and so on.

About IEEE - http://www.ieee.org/web/aboutus/home/index.html

Membership - http://www.ieee.org/web/membership/home/index.html


Please ask questions in the forum, since others might have similar questions.
 


I need guidance on how to use IEEE. I joined IEEE on entering my college. I got an IEEE membership and now all I have access to is abstract of the papers. It requests me to buy the paper. Can anyone help me and give me advice on how to use my IEEE membership. So far with the limited access I don’t have much use. I am keen on knowing how I get complete access. My college library has access to all the papers and I download papers through it but now since I am away from my college I find it difficult. Can anyone pls explain me how it all works and how to make use of IEEE as a tool for research.
 


When I was in IEEE, with the membership, one would get a few publications, which were included with that membership. There was a basic membership, but one could also join one of the many divisions (or subdivisions). The division memberships cost extra beyond the IEEE membership, but one would get certain journals free (usually the transactions of that division) and others at a discount. I recommend contacting IEEE membership services by phone or email regarding your question about membership benefits.
 


ieee has a LOT of societies. i think generally, paid membership to anyone society gives you a subscription to its journal, but i don't know about back-issue access. haven't been a member since online journals became the norm.
 

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