LIS 199 -- INTRODUCTION TO
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Fall, 1996

The Graduate School of Library and Information Science

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, Urbana-Champaign

Taught by Marsha Woodbury, Ph.D.
Assisted by Loring Prest, Administrator of the LRL

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Time: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Mondays
Venue: 289 Undergraduate Library
Limit: 20 students

• Virtual Classroom Interface (VCI)
• Syllabus
• Description
• Assignments
• Grading

This course may be taken pass/fail.

A Handbook for Graduate Students and Advisors--VII. Grades, Credit, and Degree Requirements:

"b. Credit-No Credit Option: Subject to the restrictions of the student's major department and with his or her adviser's approval, a student may register for graduate credit under the credit-no credit option. Over the entire course of a degree program, a student must earn at least two units of graded (A-D) course work for each unit of credit-no credit course work. In any one semester, a student may take no more than one unit on a credit-no credit basis. Units transferred from another university cannot be used as part of the "graded course work." If a student is admitted on limited status, or if a student falls below the Graduate College minimum GPA of 3.75 (or below the department minimum GPA) and is placed on limited status, he or she will not be allowed to register for credit-no credit course work until the GPA has been raised to the minimum and the limited status designation has been removed. The credit-no credit option may be chosen during early registration through the last day allowed for dropping a course without academic penalty. A student may elect to return a course to graded basis by filing an amended request by the deadline date for dropping a course without academic penalty as indicated in the Graduate College Calendar. To be valid, the credit-no credit Option form must be properly approved and deposited in Admissions and Records."

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Last modified: August 14, 1996, by Marsha Woodbury