Description

LIS 199
INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Fall, 1996

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Time: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Mondays
Venue: 289 Undergraduate Library

** LIS199: INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
   
** A hands-on course that introduces students to
        basic technological competencies necessary to function effectively as
        an information professional in any setting. Use of information
        technologies is applied to areas of relevance to library and
        information science.
   
** Prerequisite: No coursework, but GSLIS entry-level technology 
        requirements will be assumed.
  
** To be offered: All semesters.

** Credit:  2 credit hours (will not apply towards the graduate units required 
       for the GSLIS MS degree)

** Course Objectives:

        1.  Introduce technological concepts and their implications for
information access, organization, and use.
         
        2.  Acquire basic competencies in computer technologies found in
libraries and other information settings.
         
        3.  Learn about new and emerging information technologies and how to
evaluate them
         
        4.  Utilize information technologies to solve problems directly
related to issues in library and information science
         
** FORMAT: Lab sessions, in which students will follow instructions
                from a lab instructor to accomplish class goals.

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Last modified: August 14, 1996, by Marsha Woodbury