If you need a book, start with the NMSU Library Catalog:
The accounting books are located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the Zuhl Library
Accounting: HF 5601-5689
Public Accounting Auditing: HJ 9701-9940
Auditing: HF 5667-5668.25
Taxation: HJ 2240-7390
Tax Law: KF 6271-6645
| Reference | Zuhl 1st Floor | Q – QC | Branson 2nd Floor | |
| A – J | Zuhl 2nd Floor | QD – SD | Branson 3rd Floor | |
| K – PZ | Zuhl 3rd Floor | SF – Z | Branson 4th Floor |
Here are some additional resources for finding books:
How do Library of Congress call numbers work?
What is a call number?
A call number is the group of letters and numbers found on the spine or front cover of a book, for example [HD 58.8 F686 2014]. These numbers are used to find a book among all of the others in the library's collection. Each book has a unique call number, like an address, which is used to find the book. It also helps to keep material on the same subject in the same place within the library.
How do I find the call number for a book?
First, find the book within the Library Catalog. The Library Catalog will list the book's call number at the bottom of the page, along with the book's location (Zuhl or Branson Library).
How do I locate a book using a call number?
1. Find the first letter of the call number. For example, with [QA 76.76 .H94 M88 1997], you'd want to find the Q section.
2. Once you find the Q section, search for the QA's.
3. Next, look for the number 76.76. Think of this number as a whole number with the point (.) acting as a decimal point.
4. Books are then shelved by the third line, which begins with another letter. In the case of this example, you would look for H and then for 94. The point (.) before the H acts as decimal point, so .H94 would come after .H342.
5. The next set of letters and numbers are found in the same way, except notice there is no decimal point, so the numbers after the M are considered whole numbers. For example, M88 would come before M342.