Library
The library is in a wide, comfortable air-conditioned hall. It contains over 10000 up-to-date references in scientific and engineering branches. More than 300 international periodicals are available in hundreds of copies. Many references and special teaching illustrative programs are available on CD-ROMs and diskettes. All library contents are stored in a database according to name and author indexing systems. Library is equipped with modern microcomputers linked to the internet. The library is annually supplied with the most up-to-date references in all specializations dedicated for the academy.
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