LibS 419
Computer Applications in Libraries
Course Description
LibS 419 Computer Applications in Libraries (3 UI). Trends and developments in library automation; practical applications of microcomputers to library work and administration.
This is an academic course intended to teach fundamental terms and concepts. It is not a course on automating a library. Internet access required.
Credits/Content
3 cr. UI. 11 lessons; 1 exam.
Delivery
Format
LibS 419 - Print based course
LibS 419 - online course (see How to Access Blackboard)
Internet Access Requirement
All students, including those using the print-based study guide, must have Internet access to successfully complete the assignments in this course.
Syllabus
Refer to the syllabus for introductory
course information. (You must have or download the free Acrobat
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LibS 419 Syllabus
Lesson Submission
- ISI courses parallel their on-campus counterparts in content, completion standards, and time taken to complete.
- You may turn in up to 5 lessons at a time
- You may submit up to 5 lessons per week
- Submit lessons by mail or e-mail
- You may not fax lessons.
Textbooks and other Course Materials
Study guides are required for all courses. Textbooks
are required for all courses, unless otherwise specified. Some
courses require additional supplemental materials. Course materials, including print study guides, textbooks, supplements,
videos and CDs, are available from the University
of Idaho Bookstore.
