Computer Science and Software Engineering: Technical Reports

NCSTRL (pronounced "ancestral") is an international collection of computer science technical reports made available for non-commercial use from a number of participating institutions. For the most part, NCSTRL institutions are universities that grant PhDs in Computer Science or Engineering, with some industrial or government research laboratories. NCSTRL stands for Networked Computer Science Technical Reports Library.

This is a collection of technical reports from the Cornell's Computer Science (CS) Department from the time period of 1968-2002. These reports are part of the NCSTRL collection of Computer Science Technical Reports.

This is a collection of technical reports from the Cornell's Computing and Information Science (CIS) Department from the time period of 2003-present. These reports are part of the NCSTRL collection of Computer Science Technical Reports.

Technical Reports from 1985 to the Present

Technical Reports from Yale back to 1971

2000 - Present

The NASA Scientific and Technical Information (STI) Program was established to support the objectives of NASA’s missions and research.

The purpose of TRAIL is to lead a collaborative effort to identify, digitize, archive, preserve, and provide persistent and unrestricted access to US federal technical reports. Emphasis is placed on legacy collections authored and distributed prior to approximately 1976.